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Just a FYI for anyone watching. Torque bearings to 50lb/ft to set them up, back it down, retorque to 35 lb/ft while turning the rotor, and then backing the turn off 1/4 turn before installing the lock washer and torquing the outer nut to 50 lb/ft. Awesome video!

100 lbs damn

Hello my friend When converting to R134a you first remove the old ferion then you must do an appropriate flashing all the system each separately no need to replace the compressor just flash it using gas R11only.. Only items to be replaced is the condenser and the accumulator and hoses + expansion orffice tube & all other O'Rings which fits for 134a , these items only must be replaced adding one ounce PAG oil in each new part you installed.. no need to change compressor unless there is problem.. Just flash it n add 3 ounces of pag oil After fittings evacuate the system properly for about one hour or more using proper vacuum pump/fittings tools and watch the gauges if vacuum remains good Charge the system.. good luck In case you have problem please check ur connacted hoses then evacuate the system again n recharge.. you have done

Haven't seen the Blazer project in awhile! Coming along nicely Mr Fulton :)

Please keep posting bug content! I could use it for my 71’ bug! Ppreciate you posting this Fulton trying to completely restore my bug as of current.

Great video. It's been a while. I'm also restoring a '72 K5 Blazer and your knowledge is a lot of help to me. Thanks kindly my K5 friend

What’s the paint code on the blue?

I appreciate these videos, I have a 72 Chevy blazer that I will be doing a frame off restoration. Mine has the factory air but no power steering, i will be adding the power steering.

I've never seen anyone take apart a tail gate before. Now I wish I would have done that to mine a few years ago.

Great video!

I don’t recommend this guy at all. Beware!

Lol! Fk the fuel filter! :) Can just nab any cheapie universal motorcycle filter from Autozone/O'Reilly ;) If that doesn't work, the line from the tank to rear is prolly gummed up & hopefully just the flex tube over the rear axle. :)

For you not being a body guy, your work is amazing

Spun the bearing on my 75 k10, can't locate original hub, forcing me to convert to 2 piece, have you experienced this?

Beautiful work!

Dude

Lets turn it into a Manx!

Great videos! What floor epoxy is that?

How cold were you able to get it out of your vents at idle?

I was just looking at this kit. Looked pretty cheap. How’d it hold up? I’d love to get this for my 77 bonanza

After watching this video, I think I'll take my car to an A/C mechanic ;) I know it will cost me a couple grand or so, but I think it's too hard to DYI it w/o all the proper tools (and expertise).

Do you have info on where you got the upgrade parts? Was it all in a kit?

Do you have info on where you got the upgrade parts? Was it all in a kit?

R22 ?????

What size tires are they? I’m looking for ones just like them. Cool truck! Gotta love the square bodies.

No disrespect brother great video had to stop watching got seasick and you talk way to much again no disrespect

Thanks for the video. How did you get the glass out of the top? Was it a pain?

Do you have part numbers for everything you replaced?

10:44 yeah….that’s what she said! 😂

Dawg u pressure washed the autozone stuff wayy more

Dawg u pressure washed the autozone stuff wayy more

Put a decent amout of grease on your palm and keep working grease into bearings using your palm until grease comes out in all directions

The washer is a lock washer. It has holes that hold the pins on primary nut

I just got a k20 77’. No idea on how to do anything bodywork wise but willing to learn. God bless.

The FUME free oven cleaner is garbage .The normal is much better

Great job Mr Fulton!!!

Great video! I loved all the detail and how you showed everything. I have to do this on my '85 K10 and am a bit nervous about it, but this video helps a lot.

We have a dog named chevy!

5/8 drill bit works quicker

Thank you 😎 your video helped my son and I put on new rotors and pads on our 83 K5 blazer, and clean and regrease the hub innards. The rotors we bought had the lugs and hub cradle already; no press needed; albeit much more expensive. Had we watched before buying everything, could have used the saved $ to buy a 12-ton press! We were going crazy trying to remove the oil seals to get inner bearings out of old rotors, your video led us to "Performance Tool Seal Puller - W1219" at Oreilly's. Having the right tool made it easy.

A 1970 engine cover/ deck lid only has 2 air vents. Yours is off of a 1971+ having 4.. Just FYI.

Great video! We put in a new floor pan before dealing with the rockers, do you know how far the floor should be off the transfer case? We have a 70 Jimmy

YOU NEED TO CAKE THE OVEN CLEANER ON AND LET IT SIT FOR A HOUR

Great job, watched a few videos, yours seems like the best and actually shows you doing the steps!

Ever experience perfectly working breaks an pulling to one side after changing the pads? Changed the pads an when doin so I used a clamp an old pad to push the caliper pistons in. Now they pull to the right when i hit the breaks. Bled the breaks an didn't change anything. The calipers an lines was replaced about 7 years ago, could be one of those but 7 years isn't that old i wouldn't think, maybe tho. Hit the breaks an pulled perfectly straight till swapping pads. On my 84 k15.

How big of an air compressor do you have for your sandblasting.

Hello Sir you have a great video thanks! So what do I have to do if mine is a full time 4wd? How can I convert my truck from full time to having locking hubs?

I never heard of anyone trying oven cleaner to degrease engine parts. My little experience with oven cleaner is it works better on the 2nd cleaning than it does on the first, also if you scratch the grease or grime a bit then apply oven cleaner, it penetrates much better and cleans pretty well. I normally use purple power to degrease heavy sludge like what you have. It works much better than engine degreaser does from AZ.

I think the orifice tube was put in backwards

1 year later and I still think you did a great job explaining this! 😎👍