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Changing Engine in 1986 Nissan King Cab

I cranked it up yesterday, "today" is two weeks since I started, and it runs "fantastic". Strangest thing happened though, after putting engine and trany in; the "linkage rod", on the tranny was running the wrong direction across the tranny crossmember; so I took it off and reconnected it; but left it haft in park and haft in reverse, so while it was running It kicked into reverse, and the drivers door was still open, so I ran a long side it, reached in to hit brakes and fell under the truck; as it was fixing to run over me and it hit the fence behind it, I with adrenaline pumping; had jumped up in a couple seconds; and I "managed", to slap floor shifter into park. Whew that was a close one. :unsure:
 
Jake was putting the cherry picker back up and a metal bed frame xame down on his head and busted a gash in his head. So he poured warm salt water over it. It could use some stitches but we will watch it and keep applying salt.
He needs to get a tetanus shot too. We don's go to doctors much just blood work every year or two.
I could sew it up for him, but he won't let me near his injuries.
 
Yeah after she reset two of her broken toes and screamed like an animal, she was not doctoring me, her foot turned black so we went to er the next day, and I told the Dr. she put them back in place, he said, well she did a great job, they're right in place, and just laughed. :rolleyes:
 
Yeah after she reset two of her broken toes and screamed like an animal, she was not doctoring me, her foot turned black so we went to er the next day, and I told the Dr. she put them back in place, he said, well she did a great job, they're right in place, and just laughed. :rolleyes:
You could use mosquito bandages or steri-strips to close the wound. Much easier than stitches and stiches aren't used a lot any more for minor wounds in non-stress locations.
 
I changed rear brake shoes yesterday, and still not enough brake pedal. I've already changed the master cylinder, front pads, rotors, brake drums, so the only thing left is brake booster. It being a 1986 Nissan, the booster is shot; I ordered one that will be here Sunday. Figured it has power now, so it will need stopping power too. :)

Not so bad for 1986 Nissan 2.4 D21 king cab truck.


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I changed rear brake shoes yesterday, and still not enough brake pedal. I've already changed the master cylinder, front pads, rotors, brake drums, so the only thing left is brake booster. It being a 1986 Nissan, the booster is shot; I ordered one that will be here Sunday. Figured it has power now, so it will need stopping power too. :)

Not so bad for 1986 Nissan 2.4 D21 king cab truck.


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Very nice @Jake Smith !
 

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