Quadra jet rebuild part 1

I'm Rebuilding the Quadrajet off my olds 455 GMC Motorhome and giving it away. I wasn't able to do the full rebuild yet as unforeseen issues popped up. this video is the full teardown. remember to subscribe and comment. I will give it away to one of my subscribers that commented on any of my videos. its the only way I can make a list.

[@supercloud99]

You seem to really know your way around that thing. I wish I did. I inherited a GMC motorhome last summer. It's been in the family since new. It was parked for 7+ years. I just got it up in the air the other day and preparing to drop the tanks and replace all that fuel system. Fun! I see one of these rebuilds in the near future for me.

[@MrInfinityArt]

You are an inspiration. Great videos. Very useful to DIY folks.

[@evilswingythingy]

Awesome video brother love the old quadra jets. Fun too work with.

[@alvisgore5116]

Great videos. I have a 1976 Edgemont and have been working on it four years now. I would love to start a series like yours showing my rig, just got to get off my duff and learn some editing skills. Keep up the good work helping keep these beauties on the road.

[@brianredding9160]

Great channel good videos, but can you turn down the intro music a tad. Every time a new video starts it blasts the speakers.

[@YPllayer]

very informative!

[@captsam54]

I went to a FiTech on my 78 430 Tornado engine... being installed this week...

[@kenmorefield7985]

I just acquired a 1975 GMC Motorhome- and will likely be dealing with the carb and fuel system soon. I’m debating whether I should just dive in to efi?

[@allanllewellyn4399]

I don’t think I will be rebuilding mine. Too many parts to loose.

[@MrZZeroG]

Did you happen to note the carb number and labeling on the primary metering rods? So many of the 7 proper cores were swapped out with ubiquitous (similar, but incorrect) rebuilds, and it would be interesting to see what you found. It was rebuilt, so perhaps it was already compromised.