Okay, think see why my u-joint broke and broke the yoke.
I wrote in previous post "It is slip yoke on FRONT drive shaft and bolts to Dana 60 yoke."
Looks at my Ford manual...some previous owner put my front drive shaft in BACKWARDS!!!!
According to manual...the rear slip yoke on front...
Okay, think see why my u-joint broke and broke the yoke.
I wrote in previous post "It is slip yoke on FRONT drive shaft and bolts to Dana 60 yoke."
Looks at my Ford manual...some previous owner put my front drive shaft in BACKWARDS!!!!
According to manual...the rear slip yoke on front...
This is for fellow f350 4wd owners.
Was out 4 wheeling yesterday and broke my front drive shaft. The Front drive shaft yoke to be exact. Drive shaft has double joint at transfer case.
Truck specs: 1985 Ford F350 4wd with 6.9 l diesel engine. Believe Dana 60 front differential...
Was out 4 wheeling yesterday and broke my front drive shaft.
Truck specs: 1985 Ford F350 4wd with 6.9 l diesel engine. Believe Dana 60 front differential.
U-joint specs": 1+1/16th across cap, 3.75 inches across U-joint.
In ford manuals part is call rear slip yoke. It is slip yoke...
Have a Sun Pro Style Line mechanical temp gauge sitting in garage for a few years. Bought for another truck, now want to hook it up to my 85 F350 with 6.9L IHI.
Where is the best place on 6.9L to install the temp sensor?
Thank you for replies. Did suggestions, used rtv, used electric contact cleaner on sensor end and connector pins....only slight improvement. So bought new sensor for on-line ford parts dealer for $65. Hoping it will work better.
Bike-maker: Please pardon my lack of lingo....what is rtv? Guessing it is something like silicone that dries and holds wires in place.
Did remove sensor and sprayed off bottom with electric contact cleaner. Little bit of extremely fine metal powder did come off...however did not make...
Background: Have a 1985 F350 with 6.9L IHI engine and manual tranny, 189,000 miles. Tachometer has been acting flaky since bought truck. Reading on web general opinion is that tachometer sensor on IP gear housing is bad and needs replaced.
Original Ford part number: E5TZ17B384A
Looks...
Icanfixall: The pump was from Pensacola Diesel few years ago. Was a on-line clearance sale, think $400, and no core required...that is why, thankfully, I still had my old pump. Thanks for recommendation for Conestoga Diesel. Had seen Moose pumps talked about...will look into them more...
Rockbender: This final picture is old pump, new pump removed. Could not time new pump better than 3-4 ATDC. Why? Honestly my friend..I know longer care.
If others what to debate what is wrong with pump..fine. It has wasted too much of my time and $ already. It is...
This is old pump put back on truck.
Okay, this thread is almost done. Did what said I would do.
1. Ran timing on new pump at 2000 rpm. Result: Still 3 ATDC...no change from 1,400 rpm.
2. Replaced new pump with original pump. The picture above is old pump. Aligned two factory...
Okay, got it now...all post talking about timing for 1400 is for luminosity probes and 2000 rpm is for induced pulse probe...which I am using.
And also sorry about my dyslexic terms for timing. Correct, advancing IP timing MORE causes MORE BTDC degrees read while timing.
Was thinking I...
Hi Riotwarrior: Yeah know little confusing because was late getting photos posted. Check Post #41 above. The puddy on ruler and little probe described in post #29. Puddy on ruler is fast, simple and idiot proof way of directly verifying "Y" marks on gears are aligned correctly. Your...
Hello Icanfixall: Love that name, wish I had thought of it!!
IP gear to Cam gear timing: In post #29 talk about making new tools for aligning gears. Very simple, thin layer of plumbers puddy pressure onto end of flexible metal ruler. Puddy and ruler much still be thin enough to clear...
Okay, so that huge nut with two black wires on IP gear cover is my truck tach pick up. Guess it is magnetic pickup and somewhere on IP gear there is a magnet imbedded.
Thanks for info TahoeTom. Will try removing and cleaning. If that does not work, maybe replace sensor.
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