I did not turn the new flywheel, I should have and I will with future ones, just to be sure.
Yes it does have a center steady bearing on the driveshaft, it's pretty tight.
Thanks. Ya im not getting any gear "rollover" noise or any of that stuff, that seems to be common with ZF5's and a single mass flywheel. I was actually surprised to not have any after this install. First time i've had a SMF not give at least some of that noise.
But the chatter is noise...
Recently installed a SB-1944 in an idi with a SF-5, with a new flywheel. I've installed several idi clutches over the years, usually Luk products. Never had a clutch related or installation issue until this South Bend
It's got quite the chatter when initial engagement is made from a stop...
I have 2. 1 in a n/a and 1 with a Banks turbo.
Yes there is a slight difference, but it's minimal and I wouldn't go that deep into the engine to install one, unless I was in that deep anyways.
Wanting to change the input seal on a high mileage 1999 ZF6, while I have it out. Any tricks to it? Never done one on a ZF6 before.
And what's the latest on pilot bearing upgrades? Is there a go-to pilot bearing upgrade out there?
Thanks. ZD9 is an idi plug however. The ZD11's in a stroke, are different. The threads of an idi plug will bind when trying to turn them into a powerstroke head (just as to test thread fitment)
Needing to clean up some mangled threads in 1 glow plug hole. Wanting to confirm thread pitch before I attempt to make sure I have it 100% right before I make it worse.
Im getting conflicting info about the threads being 10x1.0 vs 10x1.25
Any insight?
How about the IPR. I recall there are some different part number designations from early to late OBS years.
Is there a reason the 95 IPR wouldn't jive when it's running in a SD truck?
I have a 99 SD with a bad engine. And an excellent runner in a 1995 E350 that I want to swap in. Just to clarify what all I need to change over. Running the SD ECM.
-Injectors and harnesses from the SD swapped onto the 1995 engine.
-Turbo, plenums.
-Mechanical fuel pump delete, for the...
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