What is the cause of fast shift in a 1971 El Camino t400?
replace the vacuum shift diaphragm lacated on the side of tranny make sure vacuum hose has no leaks or cracks in it or just replace it w/ good non collapsable vacuum hose
Why doesn't air come out of the ac vents in my 1984 Chevrolet El Camino?
Evidently you are loosing vacuum to the blend doors. Look under the hood at the rear of the engine. Check all of the vacuum hoses to see if any are off or broken
Why does a 350 Chevy small block make knocking sound?
It all depends on what KIND of knocking sound.
Some people call it a knocking sound when the engine pings from pre-ignition. If that's what you have, check the knock sensor.
A classic knocking sound is typically either worn bearings or piston slap.
Thank You for that Answer about the Bearings and Crankshaft
How do you know if your PVC valve is bad?
start the car and pull the PCV valve out of the valve cover and put your finger over the end of it and see if you feel it sucking.
What vehicle does a 350 engine with the engine identification number 3970044 come from?
73-74 Chevy van.
How do you mount speakers in a 2008 cobalt ls?
The back seat has to come out and the seat back and the package tray has to also come out and then you can get to the bolts that hold the speakers in at the back, as far as the door speakers you have to take the inside door panels off and then you can get to the bolts to the door speakers.
Can you put a 1991 Chevy automatic transmission in a 1984 El Camino?
yes you can, it will bolt right up to your engine, just make sure you have enough tunnel space to fit it.
In what year was the first Chevy El Camino made?
1959 was the first year of production. Two years after the 1957 Ford Ranchero came out. The Chevrolet El Camino (Spanish translation: "the road") was built from 1959 to 1960, with production resuming in 1964 and continuing through 1987.
What wire powers the fuse box on 1979 El Camino?
several do. depending what part of the fuse box is dead the fusebox has two sections one that has power all the time and the other that has power only when the key is on. but fortunately they share a common connection. they both connect to the battery cable down at the starter with what they call "fuse links" fuse links are wire that are designed to burn out under excessive load like a fuse. so first make sure they are not corroded or disconnected and work your way up the fuse links (small wires attached to the battery cable) and test for power about 6 inches up from the starter's battery cable if there is no power there you need to cut and replace the fuse link. DO NOT just splice in a piece of wire. if there is a short in the system you will cause a fire and for that matter it would be a good idea to check for a short before replacing the fuse link. a easy way is to remove the clock fuse if you have one and connect a 12volt testlight to the wire above the fuselink crimp connection (pencil diameter and about a inch long & black) and then to the battery cable.. key off doors closed and everything in the off position. if the light lights brightly you have a short and need to fix it first if the light does not light replace the fuselink and enjoy. hopefully memory serves me right.. there should be 3 fuselinks attached to the batterycable at the starter one is for the alternator the other 2 are for the fusebox.
It's a matter of opinion, but the general opinion of most people is that it's kind of the car equivalent of a reverse mullet (party in the front, business in the rear) and looks at least weird if not actually hideous.
Which year of el camino's interchange with front clip of a 1986 model?
all of them will fit from 82 to 87
Where is the speed sensor on a 1979 Chevrolet El Camino?
There is not any speed sensors on the 1979 cars.
How do you change the alternator belt on a El Camino?
Loosen the alternator tensioner bolt. The alternator belt will become loose. Remove the alternator belt. Put the new alternator belt on and reverse the process.
Why is El Camino Real called the king's highway?
That the correct translation from Spanish to English
El camino Real what does it mean what is the midpoint what two places does it connect?
"El Camino Real" translates to "The Royal Road" in Spanish. Historically, it refers to a network of roads that connected various missions and settlements in California. The midpoint can be considered around the area of San Luis Obispo, which lies between the northern and southern ends of the route. It primarily connects San Diego in the south to San Francisco in the north.
What is the gas mileage on 1980 El Camino 305 motor?
The 1980 El Camino equipped with a 305 cubic inch V8 engine typically offers gas mileage in the range of 15 to 20 miles per gallon (mpg), depending on driving conditions and maintenance. City driving generally yields lower mileage, around 15 mpg, while highway driving can improve fuel efficiency to about 20 mpg. Factors such as vehicle condition, driving habits, and modifications can also influence these numbers.