Fixing Up An Old Truck, Continued.

Part 3 -    • A Day In My Favorite Place. Join Me, ...  
Part 2 -    • Fixing Up An Old Truck.  
Part 1 -    • I Bought A Big 'Ol Truck. Is The Moto...  

This video makes part 4 on my 1983 F250. This truck has been pretty good to me recently, but there's still plenty to do on it. It almost left me stranded because of what ended up being a weak fuel pump and rotted rubber lines (Shown in the beginning of this video). I had to re-prime the fuel pump in the middle of rush hour traffic, in the middle of the road. That aside, I addressed some small issues and some things I've been meaning to get to for a while, like getting both of the dual fuel tanks in functioning order and re-arranging the rear bumper/trailer hitch.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro. No start, no fuel?
02:23 - Replacing rubber lines (Cracked and sucking air)
04:31 - Replacing the fuel pump after all
05:39 - The throttle isn't opening all the way (Replacing frayed cable and modifying the bracket)
10:22 - Dirty fuel in the rear gas tank.
13:27 - I have to remove the trailer hitch/bumper before I can get the gas tank out.
18:39 - Now the gas tank removal
25:38 - Moving on for now, remounting the rear bumper (hangs down way too low for my liking)
40:13 - Fixing the windshield wiper (Motor needed cleaning)
46:04 - Installing a new trailer hitch
50:40 - Installing a new rear gas tank
58:28 - Installing a "stereo"
1:03:23 - Looks like the cassette deck needs some repairs first (Warbled audio)
1:06:25 - Outro: the closest thing to off-roading in the middle of the city
1:09:12 - Cat