Building the Best Damn GMC Motorhome Ever E.7 - It's running again using a 3Dprinted vacuum grommet.

[@JohnDStrand]

Love that bicycle seat for the little one. Glad to see you back.

[@IndustriousPursuits]

Thanks 👍

[@rsprockets7846]

That breather tube is same on an old tornado 71 to 76

[@rsprockets7846]

Try and get delco or USA made parts, that chi common junj will leave u stranded on. The road

[@davidthomas4489]

I'm so glad you always refer to your coach as "The Motorhome" instead of "The RV" . Even though it IS considered an RV, I prefer to use the specific term too.

[@thelightspeed3d712]

Thanks for sharing you family. Nice to see some normal stuff is still happening.

[@Schwift3D]

Woo never gave up hope! Really glad your working on this project again

[@johngammon9473]

Glad to see ya back. I didn't want to be the only one working on a GMC motorhome!!! BTW: go fuel injection. I love mine.

[@Thesaltymedic36]

Love the motor home. I seriously must laugh at you old school engine skills. I grew up on that stuff. I’d leave it all old school. Easy to work on in my opinion. Nice video and keep living the dream ✌🏼

[@sanjayr8628]

Your dad's just legendary 😂😂😂

[@Grovichun]

my prayers go to your starter motor

[@DrJamez]

Great to see you back in action! Love the content

[@WilliamBryanTucker]

If you run across the fuel pump fit problem again (or for the other folks)...the old pump should have a number stamped into the mounting boss (the part that bolts to the engine). You can use that to find the correct pump. The extra line your new pump has is for a return line. It was made to circulate fuel back to the tank on whatever that pump was built for. The breather fitting was probably available through the Balkamp product line at NAPA (I used to own a NAPA store). Cool that you could make one by 3D printing it, though... And I agree with the other poster that said the filters don’t fill up.

[@RichieRouge206]

Great to hear her running again!

[@MrJerobona]

Great to see you again !

[@dancomando]

Nice to see this project again

[@ooglek]

Keep it up! Try to use ethanol-free gas, otherwise, the water in the ethanol will separate out of the gas and really mess with your fuel system. And get some fuel stabilizer if you aren't going to be running the engine regularly. Gas experts tend to suggest that gas, even ethanol-free gas, tends to start degrading about a month after production. Old gas can clog up your fuel system and slowly reduces its ability to burn to the point where the gas might not even combust.

[@MarksKicksOnRoute66]

The third connection on the fuel pump is for a smog control you must not have.

[@leifgiering]

THIS MADE MY DAY! I can't believe I'm a month late!

[@rsprockets7846]

Might want to get a tennis. AC. Delco fuel pump, plus change , that extra is a purge line for emissions venting back to fuel canisters for pollution control

[@undergroundgarage]

Love the Motor home, love the content, the fuel filter is put on back words, in this orientation you cannot see the debris collecting on the filter, it is filling from the inside giving you the false sense of security looking clean, ask me how I know this.

[@johnnyturbo8859]

Will you print any of these items for others?

[@IndustriousPursuits]

I really don't want to get into the printing business. Also, there are frequently better options than my printed versions. For instance, new sealed LED roof lights would be superior to the old rusty lights with new printed lenses. Also, we don't know the longevity of 3D printed Lenses in the sun. Maybe they only last a couple of years. The roof trim endcaps are probably the best/most useful item I've yet printed, but even those can potentially be acquired from a motorhome which is being parted out. The GMC motorhome parts sources probably have them if you need them. eg GMC Coop. As it turns out another comment left by someone else taught me that the Engine intake grommet is still available at Napa. Part# 735 6190 PVC System Elbow GM

[@johnnyturbo8859]

The Digital Maker would your provide any of the files that I could print myself?

[@greaseknuckles601]

Fuel injection pumps run at higher pressures than carb fuel pumps. I would suggest the Holley sniper EFI kit and to run all new fuel lines rated for fuel injection and modern fuel.

[@kristyler1000]

Thought I’d fill you in on some of the electrical fuel pump situation. First of all, if you had chose an electrical fuel pump to run the carb on the 403, then you’d have to choose one that would only push 4psi or add a regulator. So to answer the other question, yes you would have to change the electric fuel pump to one that is stronger when switching to efi/tbi.

[@rsprockets7846]

Brakes flush fuel system do all fluids plus do a gen service ... Chen wiring and switch to led. Bulbs for better efficient use

[@Flongie]

Like the GMC motorhome but can't find one in Germany. BTW your Videos are great.

[@lnxmachine]

According to the GMC MH Registry there are 17 in Germany.

[@tedbiernacki376]

You might want to start with electronic ignition before we do the EFI thing. I think they do play well together. But starting will be easier.

[@davidjohnson8474]

Lol I was gonna say put EFI on it! Smart call

[@mountain.1]

Damn ive been waiting for the new video

[@arronjones6985]

That's not a vacuum hose. It's a crank case breather. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@kevinscott9499]

Scrub the fuel injection, stick with the ole carb.. maybe go for an edelbrock reman. Oh and you’ll never fill that filter. Always an air gap

[@jasoncarpp7742]

What kind of engine does this GMC have powering it?

[@rsprockets7846]

Oh man clean the tanks dump the fuel

[@TRAUMATIZE]

Modern gas isn't bad for the engine You just need to know that carbs dont Like water in fuel. Use ETHANOL FREE Fuel always.

[@davejc1]

First comment!!! Wondered where you had gone

[@brianjones1687]

I got the update without the bell being clicked. It is now anyway. lol

[@zyrain]

Same here. No bell, but a super special Android home screen notification with your video!

[@lnxmachine]

Might want to order the correct fuel pump, that extra connection is meant as a return to the tank. I don't think I'd trust that $2 clamp to prevent fuel from spraying on the exhaust. www.napaonline.com/en/p/CFPB0212P

[@bobby3291]

Just get a vent breather filter, that isn't a vacuum line

[@tomjoad1363]

Correct me i I'm wrong but it seems the usual american architecture is gone. Your city looks like it's way more open to walkers and bikers. It has an air of San Francisco and openness.

[@IndustriousPursuits]

In the video I just showed the old sleepy city grid just northwest of Downtown, and then the new development along the river. They put a river walk path to attract tourists. Technically, no bicycles allowed on the river walk. The rest of the city, like 99% of it is just roads for driving cars with no dedicated bike lanes. Portland is better than most other places in the U.S. for bicycle infrastructure. I live across the river in Vancouver, so I guess the city council here is following Portland's lead somewhat. It's definitely all about the cars here. So much wasted space for wide roads. So much sprawl.

[@jbncnow]

Use fuel injection hose, regular gas hose wont last 2 years

[@tomjoad1363]

When you start to sing "Down by the river" I though you were singing this one : kzbin.info/www/bejne/epy6n2lvi6emotk I also found there are many songs named Down by the river". Which one did you sung?

[@IndustriousPursuits]

Seeing your username I started singing Bruce Springsteen. :) We were singing a kid's song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3S2qXp-q8ppZqc

[@rsprockets7846]

Road trip to boss hj Hometown of freehold and visit the stone pony,might want to join a rv club in. Area

[@charlestait5303]

PLEASE give this iconic vehicle to someone that knows what they are doing!

[@terryayers7549]

you will, never finish this project soooooo I will be moving on to some where a real project is taking place adios amigo..