typ4
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typ4 replied to the thread circular base flange at end of exhaust?.You can thank the EPA , an agency that was implemented for industrial/ manufacturing emission control , for all of the vehicle problems... -
typ4 replied to the thread Our beloved FL1995 oil filter is no longer cheap at Walmart.Mann and Hummel bought wix and some others in May 2016. They ,MH, have been a high end filter maker for years. That said the Napa Gold...
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typ4 replied to the thread Ring gear advice, too far gone or different type of starter needed?.Did you get this solved? I have 2 of these flywheels in good shape, In the scrap load. you pay the ride and one is yours.
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That's a super nice rig. I really liked my old 1992 F250, and 160K is pretty low considering that truck is now 30 years old. IMNSHO...
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typ4 replied to the thread fuel flow drawing wanted, can't see how return gets in tank?.Without reading your whole thread, did you add on that glass bottom filter? Are you still using the OEM filter?
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typ4 replied to the thread "Tank" my 91 Crew Cab Dually.Bolt depot is a great place to source flange bolts and other hardware.
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typ4 replied to the thread "Tank" my 91 Crew Cab Dually.Thanks for the link I just spent way too much on that site.LOL
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typ4 replied to the thread So what did you do with your truck today?.William Deering has had two or three alternators damaged in shipping no matter how well he packs so I'm guessing that yours got ran over...
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typ4 replied to the thread So what did you do with your truck today?.Took out the dripping bronco tank and put in the F26E. empty to filler neck full 41 gallons.
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typ4 replied to the thread Gettin' pissed over a ZF-5 install.Did you get a zf clutch kit?
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typ4 replied to the thread E4OD IDI transmission with billet converter.So far away, and about 800 dollars too late
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typ4 replied to the thread Turbo oil feed.Have you seen where this plug is. ?
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typ4 replied to the thread Turbo oil feed.Heat it, let it cool, then get a GOOD pair of vice grips. Always heat this plug first, and scrub that passage clean.
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