Need a AO gear head .... again

[Dend78]

hmmm guess its chevy time

is the distributor in the back like the older trucks where the water that ran off the windsheild ran right down onto it? if it is once its fixed i would say put a piece of thin rubber over it to help keep the water off of it later on down the road. i wish ya the best of luck and hope the repair isnt to costly

[Swampy]

Bah no it isn't chezzy time. I can get out and walk faster then a Duramax goes in reverse (plowing BAD!!!!)

Nah good ol' Kenny Weber is on top of it. He's fixing the problem and doing a complete fluid flush to the beast free of charge (it pays to know a good tow/mechanic guy, plus he's the only guy my boss turns to when our work trucks break down). Probably going to cost about 70 bucks, I refer alot of work style trucks/equipment to him.

But seriously I'll take that idea to heart. My Cap, rotor, distrubtor is behind the engine(have to take the whole air filter assembly off to get to it)

[billybob_81067]

hmmm guess its chevy time

is the distributor in the back like the older trucks where the water that ran off the windsheild ran right down onto it? if it is once its fixed i would say put a piece of thin rubber over it to help keep the water off of it later on down the road. i wish ya the best of luck and hope the repair isnt to costly

Ya know that wouldn't be a problem with a FORD! We got our distributor up front where it's freakin supposed to be!