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And now, back to your regularly scheduled content! I determined that the next location to practice my back-alley bodywork skills on Mikuvan was Oops! I mean, we interrupt this weekly installment of Big Chuck’s Automotive Blog to bring you ROBOTS...
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Get your boat ready for the summer with these tips
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For many Canadians, boating is a big part of their summer lifestyle: from water-skiing the deep crystal glacier lakes in the Rocky Mountains to canoeing the famous cottage country in Ontario to sailing the Atlantic Ocean on the East Coast. After all...
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New to Corvairs? • Re: Slotted Belts?
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Thanks, Jerry. The chassis shop manual specifies a belt tension of 75lbs +/- 5lbs for a new belt, 55lbs +/- 5lbs for reinstalling a used one. Sound about right? I've never used a tension gauge, so I'm not sure how this translates into typical back yard...