Chevy El Camino

No , the only compatibility for a 1970 Chevelle is a 69-72 Monte Carlo, Chevelle, El Camino... hope that helps...

Need a universal joint and a long and short socket extension. 4 out of 6 plugs aren't bad except the last two on the right. you will have to disconnect some items and you can't get them from underneath (I've tried)

1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 Driver side front to rear 1-3-5-7

other side front to rear 2-4-6-8 Clockwise on the Dist. cap.

#1 tour on cap should be pointing to #1 cylinder.

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discon the battery and pop the boot and under the mat you should find a plate on the tank take that plat out and your pump should be in ther discon the battery and pop the boot and under the mat you should find a plate on the tank take that plat out and your pump should be in ther

disconnect the battery, get under the car and take the 2 bolts out of the starter that hold it in and they you will need to remove the wiring on the starter and it's then out, to reinstall just reverse the directions.

The headlights do not have a fuse. There is a circuit breaker built into the headlight switch.

On the left rear side of the block just below the head

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They don't go back that far.

where the steel fuel line goes into the carburetor.

you'll need 2 wrenches most likely. probably a 1 inch open end or adjustable Cresent and a 5/8th's inch open end to disassemble the fittings and remove and install the paper filter element inside the carbs big fitting.

the auto parts store can help you from there when you go to purchase the part.

If the transmission a computer shifting transmission, then you need to hook up the eltronic speed sensor to be able to read speedometer. The gear reading is on the dash column, in which a wire hooks to the steering column.

make sureyou have quarter panels for a 71 el camino not fora 71 chevelle they look the same but are usally a little lighter in color

10 lbs.

the wire on the little peg is on the wrong one ther should be one directly across put it on that one to engage your starter

In my area a 1979 El Camino will have an average retail value of $6,000. This is a very collectible car and is worth whatever someone will pay for it. Of course without seeing the car, knowing it's condition, and most important what engine it has, this is just a ballpark figure. I suggest you contact a Chevy dealer and look at www.nada.com to find out the value of yours. But remember that the El Camino is getting more and more valuable all the time. They are hot! Not bad for a vehicle that sold for around $5,500.

If it is the choke indicator Light, it means that you did not set the choke when you started the vehicle.

If the vehicle has a choke idiot light turned on, then it can mean that there is a problem with the choke/carb or there is a problem in the oil system.

42,000 1968 el camino's were produced that year.

$150.- for good working 350 turbo transmission. 402 - 505 - 6002

In the gas tank.

I owned a 78 Monte Carlo with a stock 305 2 BBL carburetor. If I remember correctly, the HP was 145MPH.

Blocked radiator or Blown head gasket

No, they will not interchange.

Yes

About 10 MPG. if your lucky.

noairbags were not made mandatory until 1990 so no El Caminos will have them

3476 if you have a 1987 GMC it is a left-over 1985 same with the 1986s - El Caminos and Cabelero AND Conquista was discontinued with the 85 production line - just a new year on the VIN