I have a 1982 S10 I've been working on lately. My Dad bought it for me to drive to college in 1994. I drove it through college, my brother then drove it through college. Somewhere in there my Dad rebuild the engine. It got sold to an uncle and then sat for 15 years till he died and my Aunt gave it back to me. I have rebuild the T5 transmission in it and rebuilt the carburetor.
1. Please get rid of all the emissions crap. 2. When will the S10 shirt and stickers be ready, I need them yesterday. 3. Great job! Minitruckin ain’t dead!!!
You’re falling behind. That dude in North Dakota with the good looking bird dog, put out a video over 3 hours long. But when you cut out the dog, not much worth watching 😂😂😂. Kidding of course, I loved that old truck.
@@tatertrefz4886personally I like puddin and he's a hard-working man he takes care of his girls. You know all those girls are adopted. Used to work in a factory. He is prior service. Is helping other people out. He is gracious. He's an honest guy. Now he is a jokester and likes to go from around and be entertaining. But this man is not anything as far as a joke as you called him. No I don't know anything better than watching about every program he's put out the last I don't know how long. I watch sleeper dude 88 for a long time. I even suggested to both of them that they ought to put their heads together and maybe do a joint venture or something. No I'm not saying they may have already been talking with each other. So if you meant that he was a jokester well then you'll agree with me on everything I said probably. I'm just curious. What is the 88 in reference to with sleeper dude?
Yes sleeper dude 88 has a fantastic family. I remember his climb to 100,000. Just like with this channel. Sounds like you're a big fan maybe you will know this. Do you know what 88 refers to over at sleeper dude? I asked your other commenter the same question because it sounds like he's a bigger fan of sleeper dude then he is of puddin. After all he said puddin was a joke. I definitely strongly disagree with that statement
@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525 I'm not 100% sure. But I would imagine he was born in 1988. That would make him 35 years old. However it could be his old football number. Just not 100% sure.
I'm not sure if anyone else has said it, but the decor you guys did in the shop not only makes it look complete it makes it look like you have always been there... LOOKS LIKE HOME..... GREAT JOB PUDDIN GREAT JOB!!!!
Since you now have a lift you need some lift screw jacks. You need one for the front and one for the back. This sturdy up the vehicle while it’s on a lift. That way if you remove or add weight from one end of the vehicle it doesn’t wanna do a nose dive. Trust me man they are worth it. Safety first
Know you know why all of us OF DIY mechanics are grumpy. That carb is perfect example of what we put up with 40 yrs ago. You are providing great entertainment, Keep it up!!
I had one on a blazer with that carb that I absolutely hated. I got so mad I ripped all the junk off the outside, and plugged every vacuum port. It actually ran better that way .....such a bizarre little carb
I'll grant you that, but you ought to try working in a shop where you've got cranky customers lined up, cranky bosses riding your ass, and every time you turn around, you're waiting on parts. Not cutting down DIYers; I were one, once upon a time. But a guy that works in a shop works under a lot of pressure. Plus, we don't get paid by the hour; we get paid by the job, and the job don't pay until the job's done and the customer's paid for the job.
I had a 1986 S-10 4×4 2.8L it was a dally driver for 17 years. Work truck. It had a 5 speed. It hauld many many loads of wood. Ive had it chained up all four. I drove it like it wasnt my problem! In that 17 years I changed the clutch and the regular parts a 284000 mile truck would need. I donated it. It would still run and drive! No Reverse. I Love and miss that truck!!
I have a 1993 S-10 2 door, 2 wheel drive, short bed that I bought new in 1993. It only has 31,000 miles on it, and looks brand new. It has been garage kept since new. Most of the miles are highway miles. Shortly after buying it, I bought a beater transportation car, and turned the brand new truck into a project. I have invested a small fortune into it over the past 30 years. It now has a carbureted 383 small block, a 4 speed manual transmission, completely new exhaust, lots of new steering, brake and suspension parts, lots of cosmetic work, cowl hood, tonneau cover, 225/70-14 front tires, 275/60-15 rear tires, and has run in the high elevens at the local drag strip. Not a scratch on it, it has 50+ coats of liquid glass, the bottom is as clean as the top.
That`s a pretty good time. Our nephew drags a 1977 Firebird which we helped him acquire the big block 400 engine we helped him get running & install. Yours is faster!
I can’t tell if you’re super happy and sound drunk, or started drinking again, because you’re uncomfortable how happy you are. LoL So happy for you.!! The shop is perfection.
Pro tip: use a bit of chap stick on your carburetor gaskets, so you won't destroy the new gaskets when you have to take it apart again to reinstall the 47 check balls you forgot the first time you put it together 😅
Been waiting for this build. I have an 86 S10 with a 91 front clip. Has a 350 and th350. Love my truck. You inspired me a year ago to get off my ass. It's a driver now thanks to you my man.
Had a 350 in my 94 step-side S-10. She was a mocha color, about the shade of the old tan M&Ms if you remember those. Absolutely beautiful daily driver that I never should have sold 😞
Can’t go wrong with a V8 S10 , I’ve had a couple over the years and my Daughter has a 96 that we put a 350/700R4 in a couple of years ago. She loves that truck.
Cool S10! I had an 84 S10. This is the high toned Durango. It's got air-conditioning and white walls. Leave the Paw Paw bug deflector. It's period correct. I really need a pickup! Best wishes
nothing against puddin....i have been here from the start and he is a hell of a talented fella and i do speak only for myself.... like i said don't have the time to spend 2 to 3 hours watching vid
@@R3TR0R4V3 Here's a novel idea that even a Tulsa boy like me can figure out: watch part of the video one day, and the rest of it the next day. Or whenever. Here's an even wilder twist I bet you didn't see coming: watch half an hour every day for 4 days. How about that!?
I have a little experience with the 2.8. If you end up with an oil leak after the valve cover gasket change, the distributor doesn't have the paper gasket at the base. It has a rubber O ring that you have to pull the distributor to get to it. If it's bad it will leak like crazy. Keep it coming! Amy and Don from EL Reno.
I had an '85 S10 W/ 2.5L Iron Duke on a 4spd manual. Here's the truth, so help me Lord! Me and my GF were living in B.C. Canada after moving there from Ontario Canada. After three years in BC, we decided to go back to Ontario. A guy in our building had this nice slide in camper sitting on a red '85 S10. They were sitting in the parking lot for six years. When I asked him about the camper, he said he would take $600 for the camper, and if I needed a truck, I could have the S10 for free! So I asked, what's the deal with it? Well, it's been a while but it has a slight knock in the bottom end. Not too bad, he said. But I bought a bigger camper and a bigger full size truck for it, he said. So, by the way I'm a mechanic by trade. I bought the camper and got the truck too. So after new shocks, plugs and wires, r-button, tires and last but not least, a complete synthetic duralube oil change and filter. The day came and we left for Ontario. I'll tell you, we would pull in a gas station to get gas and the guy would tell me that the diesel pumps were over there and I'd say " it's not a diesel. Oh, man the looks I'd get. Like it was gonna blow up any minute. It's funny cause the weight of the camper with all our stuff definitely weighed more than the truck, for sure! And yes, not only did I make it, but I used the bloody thing for another year in Ontario... Hamilton to be exact. It was the best truck I never bought! 100% true. I can't fault the Iron Duke. Diehard for sure. Cheers my friend...d..
Glad to see some work on the s10. I have my great uncle's 93 s10, 2 wheel drive,regular cab, short bed, 4.3, 5 speed. Love my little truck. He passed away in the spring and he bought it in 1995. He loved watching puddin on Mondays.
Sleeperdude eats viena sausages from the can the whole family does plus all the farm animals love their channel they do really have everyone involved in their builds including the goats
That is a Durango model .. before Dodge used it Chevy S-10 trim for 83-85 was available in Durango level (which was color matched seats, door panels, and carpet, plus little plastic chrome emblems on the glove box and fenders .
Gotta love some Bill n Slick cameos and Mortske chatter 😀! Worked on lots of these carbs and S-10's over 30 years ago... Not too bad after replacing the 100 vacuum lines. That engine just cooks the rubber lines. Nice dashboard for sure :)!
Mortske and sleeperdude are some awesome TH-camrs, big thanks to them for donating to make the project work! Hope someone really enjoys getting the S10, I live in commifornia so if it ain’t electric, we aren’t allowed to have it, they don’t let us have anything cool here, they would fail it on smog just because
@@BabyDean uhh yeah smart guy, you know what humor is? Or are you just a troll ? Either way, you keep making dumb comments on my post, go somewhere else
We recently changed parts suppliers from NAPA to O`Reilly`s because after 3 fuel pumps that would not fit or leaked we finally found a fuel pump from O` Reilly`s that fits & does not leak. Also less $$ & longer warranty too than NAPA.
I have always said the engineer who designs the layout of the accessories under the hood should have to work on these for at least 6 months before they are allowed to design the next model!!!!!
It’s awesome to see you workin on stuff and being able to stand underneath it ! And it’s good for us (the viewers) cuz we get good footage of the underside . NICE
When I'm just trying to get one to run I use a empty washer fluid jug with a bulkhead fitting screwed through the bottom. Connect a hose to that and then to the carburetor, hang a hook on the handle, fill it with fuel let it rip. No need for a fuel pump. I call it hanging an IV. It works well.
Here’s a tip on the valve covers because they notoriously leak. Don’t use cork. Rubber only. Fel-pro is good. Also do not use any RTV on it, EXCEPT where the head meets the intake. Only use a dab on that area. Zero leaks. Also, toss that EFE heater gasket from the carburetor in the trash. They crack and that’s a source of massive vac leaks. Regular gasket.
I’ve run into the SAME issues with cork gaskets…leaks. Personally, I’ve had excellent success using a light coating of axel grease on cork. The grease allows the cork to move a little during installation/torqing rather than bunching up which causes leaks.
@@MrGarfield4 Very good idea. I used to have leaks even with rubber gaskets. Using too much RTV is the issue. I've learned a lot about that stuff, and it should definitely only be used in small quantities. Too much and you can destroy an engine with it or at the very least make for a very messy clean up the next time. These on my truck have been perfect for 10 years now.
awesome video as usual. i would like to see some of the sponsors come in for a day and help on this project. sleeperdude and his family make some great videos.
Those were the years I was working on every make that rolled into the shop.Every day.For years and years. Mechanics were underpaid back then.Shown the door if we complained about pay, workingconditions.The lack of vacation days etc.Repairing cars and trucks year round wasn't easy.Hug a mechanic!!lol!
@@frederickbooth7970 oh my GoD YES!! People would come peeling off the highway wanting a full tune up, tranny service, and exhaust work!!! Hundreds of times!!!! It was like taking apart, a LIT wood stove, on a 99 degree day!! Then Re assembling it!!! And getting soaking wet every winters day while on your 7th brake job, exhaust repair!!! And doing it for 40years!!!!!! Then, at some club drinking a beer or 12 ...and omeone says " Auto repair isn't hard"".." I did my wife's brakes last weekend, and it was easy. I wanted to go berserk!!!
gotta admit, that line "the defibrillator hose runs to the sphincter valve" got a big ol' belly laugh outta me. epic Puddinisms. good to see my other youtube favs are helping out on the build. I have an old 99 s10 that I use to haul off stuff and putter around. good little truck.
Great video. Miss the old shop but this shop is great too and it’s nice to see you work in it. The new shop is the new home of pudding. Thanks again for sharing you adventures. I can’t wait for the next video on your other channel.
@@urbanurchin5930 I also said you instead of your. But I decided to not edit my grammar because in the video puddin or pudding lol said about how he sometimes says things wrong and he said if you do that then own it. So I own it as I ain’t great at spelling or grammar and sometimes my words come out mixed up. Sorry for not being a perfect person 🙄😆ps pudding is for everyone not just children eat it. If you don’t know where puddin got his nick name puddin from I will enlighten you. It’s because he ate so much pudding when he was at work one time and someone he worked with called him pudding 🍮 😊
Speaking of helping a buddy out, proud to see you helping out Mikey Browns channel. He does some cool stuff! Glad to see y'all's little community working together.
Glad to help. Truck is looking good!
thanks for sponsoring
Ayyy it's my boi sleeper, good to see ya over here. 😂😂😂
You should sell me that New Yorker
Does Rocky eat spam too, hahaha? Love Puddin' and Sleeperdude
Rocky Jr 😂
Movie length Puddin, now that's entertainment right there.
Best show on Monday night! Full 2 hours of Puddin’!!
Eating ice cream with a fork so is to not create more dirty dishes. Love it
I love the Mortske Puddin collaboration Its like Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
An I really enjoyed the longer video. Love seeing a project begun and end in the same video.
Anything puddin touches is road worthy
I have a 1982 S10 I've been working on lately. My Dad bought it for me to drive to college in 1994. I drove it through college, my brother then drove it through college. Somewhere in there my Dad rebuild the engine. It got sold to an uncle and then sat for 15 years till he died and my Aunt gave it back to me. I have rebuild the T5 transmission in it and rebuilt the carburetor.
Hey puddin you have a lift. Raise the vehicle up to chest height to put the tires on. Easier on back and knees.
You better give that modified socket to the winner of that truck case they need to modify that carburetor
1. Please get rid of all the emissions crap.
2. When will the S10 shirt and stickers be ready, I need them yesterday.
3. Great job! Minitruckin ain’t dead!!!
You’re falling behind. That dude in North Dakota with the good looking bird dog, put out a video over 3 hours long. But when you cut out the dog, not much worth watching 😂😂😂. Kidding of course, I loved that old truck.
Hahahahaha
😂😂
Puddin', you are flippin' hilarious! "Your name was Ed E-D and you couldn't do it" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The last time I was this early my wife was disappointed 🥸
puddin better then being intubated , missed ya.. had me a very bad week but you helped me forget it, thankyou
Hang in there, brother. I hope it gets better for you.
Nice to the S10 again. Hank put the old girl through its paces. :)
I love sleeperdude88 and his family! Great representation of an American family!
i agree ,puddin is a kinda a joke
then why are you here?
@@tatertrefz4886
@@tatertrefz4886personally I like puddin and he's a hard-working man he takes care of his girls. You know all those girls are adopted. Used to work in a factory. He is prior service. Is helping other people out. He is gracious. He's an honest guy. Now he is a jokester and likes to go from around and be entertaining. But this man is not anything as far as a joke as you called him. No I don't know anything better than watching about every program he's put out the last I don't know how long. I watch sleeper dude 88 for a long time. I even suggested to both of them that they ought to put their heads together and maybe do a joint venture or something. No I'm not saying they may have already been talking with each other. So if you meant that he was a jokester well then you'll agree with me on everything I said probably. I'm just curious. What is the 88 in reference to with sleeper dude?
Yes sleeper dude 88 has a fantastic family. I remember his climb to 100,000. Just like with this channel. Sounds like you're a big fan maybe you will know this. Do you know what 88 refers to over at sleeper dude? I asked your other commenter the same question because it sounds like he's a bigger fan of sleeper dude then he is of puddin. After all he said puddin was a joke. I definitely strongly disagree with that statement
@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525 I'm not 100% sure. But I would imagine he was born in 1988. That would make him 35 years old. However it could be his old football number. Just not 100% sure.
Omg!!😂😂 "the defibrillator hose runs over to the sphincter valve" 😂😂😂
The carb rebuild sequence made me drop to my knees and beg for mercy. Been there, done that, bought the tee shirt, burned it, and buried he ashes.
Only a pot county genius could get that carb back together
Puddin time
Been waiting on this one lol s10s are top tier
Acoustical ear pleasuring.... That phrase will never leave my vocabulary.
I'm not sure if anyone else has said it, but the decor you guys did in the shop not only makes it look complete it makes it look like you have always been there... LOOKS LIKE HOME..... GREAT JOB PUDDIN GREAT JOB!!!!
Since you now have a lift you need some lift screw jacks. You need one for the front and one for the back. This sturdy up the vehicle while it’s on a lift. That way if you remove or add weight from one end of the vehicle it doesn’t wanna do a nose dive. Trust me man they are worth it. Safety first
Know you know why all of us OF DIY mechanics are grumpy. That carb is perfect example of what we put up with 40 yrs ago. You are providing great entertainment, Keep it up!!
I had one on a blazer with that carb that I absolutely hated. I got so mad I ripped all the junk off the outside, and plugged every vacuum port.
It actually ran better that way .....such a bizarre little carb
@@ryurc3033
They always run better plugged or swapped with a weber. Lol
I'll grant you that, but you ought to try working in a shop where you've got cranky customers lined up, cranky bosses riding your ass, and every time you turn around, you're waiting on parts.
Not cutting down DIYers; I were one, once upon a time. But a guy that works in a shop works under a lot of pressure. Plus, we don't get paid by the hour; we get paid by the job, and the job don't pay until the job's done and the customer's paid for the job.
@@tetedur377 I`ve always said a mechanic who`s any good should be paid a decent hourly wage!!
I had a 1986 S-10 4×4 2.8L it was a dally driver for 17 years. Work truck. It had a 5 speed. It hauld many many loads of wood. Ive had it chained up all four. I drove it like it wasnt my problem! In that 17 years I changed the clutch and the regular parts a 284000 mile truck would need. I donated it. It would still run and drive! No Reverse. I Love and miss that truck!!
That's a nice little truck. Whoever ends up with it should be proud to have it. Love them mag style wheels.
Steelies an cap are coming...
I have a 1993 S-10 2 door, 2 wheel drive, short bed that I bought new in 1993. It only has 31,000 miles on it, and looks brand new. It has been garage kept since new. Most of the miles are highway miles. Shortly after buying it, I bought a beater transportation car, and turned the brand new truck into a project. I have invested a small fortune into it over the past 30 years. It now has a carbureted 383 small block, a 4 speed manual transmission, completely new exhaust, lots of new steering, brake and suspension parts, lots of cosmetic work, cowl hood, tonneau cover, 225/70-14 front tires, 275/60-15 rear tires, and has run in the high elevens at the local drag strip. Not a scratch on it, it has 50+ coats of liquid glass, the bottom is as clean as the top.
That`s a pretty good time. Our nephew drags a 1977 Firebird which we helped him acquire the big block 400 engine we helped him get running & install. Yours is faster!
Nice to see the new shop putting out builds. Glad to see it.
About time!!
Too much Bob the Builder content for awhile there.
I can’t tell if you’re super happy and sound drunk, or started drinking again, because you’re uncomfortable how happy you are. LoL
So happy for you.!! The shop is perfection.
Pro tip: use a bit of chap stick on your carburetor gaskets, so you won't destroy the new gaskets when you have to take it apart again to reinstall the 47 check balls you forgot the first time you put it together 😅
I've had a lot of these trucks as minis back of the day and miss having them
Can't even find them in junkyards any more looked for months for a bumper for my 85 ended up having to buy online
The scene looking out from under the truck on lift is perfect 👌..
Been waiting for this build. I have an 86 S10 with a 91 front clip. Has a 350 and th350. Love my truck. You inspired me a year ago to get off my ass. It's a driver now thanks to you my man.
Badass dude....
Had a 350 in my 94 step-side S-10. She was a mocha color, about the shade of the old tan M&Ms if you remember those. Absolutely beautiful daily driver that I never should have sold 😞
He says it, “sitting on your ass won’t get your project done”. 😅
Can’t go wrong with a V8 S10 , I’ve had a couple over the years and my Daughter has a 96 that we put a 350/700R4 in a couple of years ago. She loves that truck.
These old S10's are awesome!
Hot Damn It's Time For Another One 🤘🤘
thanks to both of my other favorite channels for the Help with the truck. SleeperDude & the old grumpy guy
Watching a full 2 hours of puddin is just good for your soul , love seeing the updates!!
Quick tip for the lift. Hang a Tennis ball from the center so you can line it up.
Cool S10! I had an 84 S10. This is the high toned Durango. It's got air-conditioning and white walls. Leave the Paw Paw bug deflector. It's period correct. I really need a pickup! Best wishes
Never liked mini-trucks, but this one checks ALL the boxes... Chevy, dark blue, and square body... can't wait to see it dropped!
You deserve everything you have, you are one of the hardest working person I have seen ! I wish you all the best
Brings back memories. I went to G.m.p.s.t (gm school) in the late 80s early 90s. That generation gm was rediculous.
speak for just yourself.
anything puddin does is good - buildings, tats, decorating, etc. he is genuine…more than just mechanic work. ❤️
👍
nothing against puddin....i have been here from the start and he is a hell of a talented fella and i do speak only for myself.... like i said don't have the time to spend 2 to 3 hours watching vid
Agreed. Love watching Puddin, but these 2 hour videos are just too damn long!
@@R3TR0R4V3 Personally I love the long videos. It's not for everyone though, I guess!
@@R3TR0R4V3 Here's a novel idea that even a Tulsa boy like me can figure out: watch part of the video one day, and the rest of it the next day. Or whenever.
Here's an even wilder twist I bet you didn't see coming: watch half an hour every day for 4 days. How about that!?
That pioneer 2 knob is high dollar very sought after. Can't find em nowhere.
Love the banter between you & Mortske keep it going 👍 👏 🎉😅
Don't forget the exhaust!😇
Dang somebody's going to be rolling good they're going to have good mechanics and a good radio
That's a sharp little truck. I wish they would bring back small trucks.
At long last good lighting, plenty of room to work, and great content. We've got the legend back.
Wait. This is an automotive channel?
The good thing about a S10 is the parts house usually has whatever you need in stock .
Pudding, the way you communicate to us viewers is one of your best qualities.
Can’t tell if it’s dirt or not but it looks like puddin is rockin a MEAN unibrow😅
Dang, a lift sure makes all of this stuff alot easier for sure. Nice job Puddin. Good work.
You reap what you sow. You helped Sleeperdude, he helps you.
I have a little experience with the 2.8. If you end up with an oil leak after the valve cover gasket change, the distributor doesn't have the paper gasket at the base. It has a rubber O ring that you have to pull the distributor to get to it. If it's bad it will leak like crazy. Keep it coming! Amy and Don from EL Reno.
I had an '85 S10 W/ 2.5L Iron Duke on a 4spd manual. Here's the truth, so help me Lord! Me and my GF were living in B.C. Canada after moving there from Ontario Canada. After three years in BC, we decided to go back to Ontario. A guy in our building had this nice slide in camper sitting on a red '85 S10. They were sitting in the parking lot for six years. When I asked him about the camper, he said he would take $600 for the camper, and if I needed a truck, I could have the S10 for free! So I asked, what's the deal with it? Well, it's been a while but it has a slight knock in the bottom end. Not too bad, he said. But I bought a bigger camper and a bigger full size truck for it, he said. So, by the way I'm a mechanic by trade. I bought the camper and got the truck too. So after new shocks, plugs and wires, r-button, tires and last but not least, a complete synthetic duralube oil change and filter. The day came and we left for Ontario. I'll tell you, we would pull in a gas station to get gas and the guy would tell me that the diesel pumps were over there and I'd say " it's not a diesel. Oh, man the looks I'd get. Like it was gonna blow up any minute. It's funny cause the weight of the camper with all our stuff definitely weighed more than the truck, for sure! And yes, not only did I make it, but I used the bloody thing for another year in Ontario... Hamilton to be exact. It was the best truck I never bought! 100% true. I can't fault the Iron Duke. Diehard for sure. Cheers my friend...d..
Glad to see some work on the s10. I have my great uncle's 93 s10, 2 wheel drive,regular cab, short bed, 4.3, 5 speed. Love my little truck. He passed away in the spring and he bought it in 1995. He loved watching puddin on Mondays.
Sleeperdude eats viena sausages from the can the whole family does plus all the farm animals love their channel they do really have everyone involved in their builds including the goats
That is a Durango model .. before Dodge used it Chevy S-10 trim for 83-85 was available in Durango level (which was color matched seats, door panels, and carpet, plus little plastic chrome emblems on the glove box and fenders .
Sleeperdudes moparty burn out was Legendary!
Gotta love some Bill n Slick cameos and Mortske chatter 😀! Worked on lots of these carbs and S-10's over 30 years ago... Not too bad after replacing the 100 vacuum lines. That engine just cooks the rubber lines. Nice dashboard for sure :)!
sleeperdude and family for the win big time
Mortske and sleeperdude are some awesome TH-camrs, big thanks to them for donating to make the project work! Hope someone really enjoys getting the S10, I live in commifornia so if it ain’t electric, we aren’t allowed to have it, they don’t let us have anything cool here, they would fail it on smog just because
If you don't like it, you can leave.
@@BabyDean if it was only that easy lol
@@ni_wink84 yeah the nonexistent gas car ban makes it tough
@@BabyDean uhh yeah smart guy, you know what humor is? Or are you just a troll ? Either way, you keep making dumb comments on my post, go somewhere else
@@BabyDean lame ASF
Grind the rust off the frame, prime and paint it before you put the bed on.
This was a great one, always enjoy the longer vids!!!!
Sleeperdude88 fans right here! Their son Ralphie is your biggest fan!
Oreilys should sponsor this truck with parts. Cheap advertising.
We recently changed parts suppliers from NAPA to O`Reilly`s because after 3 fuel pumps that would not fit or leaked we finally found a fuel pump from O` Reilly`s that fits & does not leak. Also less $$ & longer warranty too than NAPA.
I have always said the engineer who designs the layout of the accessories under the hood should have to work on these for at least 6 months before they are allowed to design the next model!!!!!
It’s awesome to see you workin on stuff and being able to stand underneath it ! And it’s good for us (the viewers) cuz we get good footage of the underside . NICE
Need you a little tow pig for the yard, torquey little lawn mower or something. Glad to see the new shop getting to work!
When I'm just trying to get one to run I use a empty washer fluid jug with a bulkhead fitting screwed through the bottom. Connect a hose to that and then to the carburetor, hang a hook on the handle, fill it with fuel let it rip. No need for a fuel pump. I call it hanging an IV. It works well.
As always , Thanks for another , Brother !
Here’s a tip on the valve covers because they notoriously leak. Don’t use cork. Rubber only. Fel-pro is good. Also do not use any RTV on it, EXCEPT where the head meets the intake. Only use a dab on that area. Zero leaks. Also, toss that EFE heater gasket from the carburetor in the trash. They crack and that’s a source of massive vac leaks. Regular gasket.
I’ve run into the SAME issues with cork gaskets…leaks. Personally, I’ve had excellent success using a light coating of axel grease on cork. The grease allows the cork to move a little during installation/torqing rather than bunching up which causes leaks.
@@MrGarfield4 Very good idea. I used to have leaks even with rubber gaskets. Using too much RTV is the issue. I've learned a lot about that stuff, and it should definitely only be used in small quantities. Too much and you can destroy an engine with it or at the very least make for a very messy clean up the next time. These on my truck have been perfect for 10 years now.
@@theoriginaljimmykicker I’ve been successful with no leaks for over 20 years.
So nice to see the
Dat-Sun King "supervising" from the shadows 🥰
I love Sleeperdude! Great videos!!
That carburetor was painful. Puddin suffers so we don't have to.
awesome video as usual. i would like to see some of the sponsors come in for a day and help on this project. sleeperdude and his family make some great videos.
You and mortski almost like father and son 😂😂 just kidding good job brother
Time for the Puddin!!!!
Those were the years I was working on every make that rolled into the shop.Every day.For years and years. Mechanics were underpaid back then.Shown the door if we complained about pay, workingconditions.The lack of vacation days etc.Repairing cars and trucks year round wasn't easy.Hug a mechanic!!lol!
Especially hard working in dead of winter or blazing hot summers!
@@frederickbooth7970 oh my GoD YES!! People would come peeling off the highway wanting a full tune up, tranny service, and exhaust work!!! Hundreds of times!!!! It was like taking apart, a LIT wood stove, on a 99 degree day!! Then Re assembling it!!! And getting soaking wet every winters day while on your 7th brake job, exhaust repair!!! And doing it for 40years!!!!!! Then, at some club drinking a beer or 12 ...and omeone says " Auto repair isn't hard"".." I did my wife's brakes last weekend, and it was easy. I wanted to go berserk!!!
I love that s 10 it will look good lowered
eating ice cream with a fork is so Puddin... this is one of the 10000 reasons you are my favorite youtuber! Keep doin what you do boss man!!!
Use what you have.... That's puddin... 😊
Heck ya let’s go Puddin Time!!!!!!!!🎉
Snap-On and S^K both make 1/4in drive swivel sockets worth every penny.
You are a joy to watch! Thank you for being spontaneous and not self conscious!
19:22 good to see Bill out at the new place.
gotta admit, that line "the defibrillator hose runs to the sphincter valve" got a big ol' belly laugh outta me. epic Puddinisms. good to see my other youtube favs are helping out on the build. I have an old 99 s10 that I use to haul off stuff and putter around. good little truck.
I had a 83 when I was in high school, someday I will own a s10 again. Your Video brings back memories.
Puddang!! Love to see it cant wait to finish this
Need to do a little power washing on that thing while the beds off it’s been a while we need a power washing video
Great video. Miss the old shop but this shop is great too and it’s nice to see you work in it. The new shop is the new home of pudding. Thanks again for sharing you adventures. I can’t wait for the next video on your other channel.
........new home of PUDDIN'.......pudding is something you give to children for dessert.........
@@urbanurchin5930 I also said you instead of your. But I decided to not edit my grammar because in the video puddin or pudding lol said about how he sometimes says things wrong and he said if you do that then own it. So I own it as I ain’t great at spelling or grammar and sometimes my words come out mixed up. Sorry for not being a perfect person 🙄😆ps pudding is for everyone not just children eat it. If you don’t know where puddin got his nick name puddin from I will enlighten you. It’s because he ate so much pudding when he was at work one time and someone he worked with called him pudding 🍮 😊
That's why I like old cars I had new cars before not no more 😊
Speaking of helping a buddy out, proud to see you helping out Mikey Browns channel. He does some cool stuff! Glad to see y'all's little community working together.
Bet it feel’s awesome to work standing up under ur build then layman’s creeping around under ur build.
I love this! It’s been awesome to see how everything is working good. This S10 is gonna be amazing!
swivel sockets are the answer! Nice home made tools Puddin!
Your commentary splitting the carb apart hit me right in the feels.
I love this channel. My mini trucker heart is always happy
after watching this video I think your next shop purchase needs to be a pallet of oil dry. Thanks for the entertainment.