Don't forget you'll have to pull the starter and bell housing adaptor.
I had that same situation happen to me. Installed engine, freeze plug popped filling rad, pulled trans fixed plugs, re filled engine with coolant, ran engine to find out it had cracked heads.
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How does this Dension thing work? Does it plug inline with the car harness or something? I Might be interested in a bulk order
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Correct. Hydraboost. Pretty sure I only have standard hydra pedals.
I'm pretty sure one from an older model will work if you change only the pedal
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So you need a regular auto pedal or a hydroboost pedal?
I'm about 94% positive JUST the pedal is the same from older models. Either way I have both.
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You guys both beat me to it. Pumps do not create pressure. They create flow and resistance to the flow creates pressure.
So it may be possible for a large internal leak.
Or your oil pump took a crap.
After the second time I had vacuum pump mounting bolts break on a V belt application a drilled and tapped the alt/ vacuum cast iron bracket to 7/16. Never had a problem after that.
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If the tank will fit between your bed and frame, I'd say go for it.
If my flat bed had skirts I'd be interested in the myself so I could move my mid ship tank out. Probably end up building my own.
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After I got the turbo off I unbolted the passenger side also to give me some more wiggle. Still couldn't get it out so I lifted on the cab a little without loosening the mounts. Gave me that extra 1/4" I needed to drop it.
As for the bellowed pipes... I have a full e99 set up I could have put...
My 86 6.9 c6 right after I bought it.
She was a good ol truck, did a lot of work with it, hauled a lot of junk and relied on it for a daily driver for 120 miles a day for a year.
Kinda miss it some days. It ran its course and succumbed to a rusted out cab and blown head gaskets. Didn't owe...
My drivers side up pipe blew out.
Under a hard pull I could hear a slight exhaust leak, I figured it was a manifold. Got to the top of a hill, laid into the GO pedal and it went "tick tick tick BANG BANG BANG BANG!" Sounded like I put a rod through the oil pan.
What a PITA to take out.
Sharp Bronco Crawler. I have a soft spot for 8 lug broncos. Mine has a mutt of front end, but I made'r 8 lug. I should have made it a diesel but the 460 is a whole lot of fun.
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Got any more info on it? I'm a little hesitant since the engine has 249k on it but inside was very clean with way less wear than I expected so it should be able to hold up to a little more fuel.
I got a nice open intake and a 3" dp to 4" straight pipe. Needs more fuel! Then I can install my...
What a beast! I've never owned a truck that will pull and haul like this thing. I didn't plan on it, and I'm trying to talk myself out of it, but I think I might be in the market for a tuner.
That 500 gallon tank I was hauling with liquid fertilizer weighed about 6000lbs+trailer+truck= about...
Took a couple month break on working on the truck. Finally got back to it the last few evenings, hope to be one the road with it by Friday. I got hay to haul and my "temporary beater truck" ( 87 f250 300-6 4 speed) just ain't gunna cut it.
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Id be worried about high hours. Ambo's sit and idle a whole bunch.
But if you need an engine and it's cheap id do the same thing. Put both on the floor and swap everything over that's different.
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Should have called me Brian. I have about half dozen IDI starters laying around and 1 gear reduction I would have made you a screaming deal on.
If your tail housing doesn't hold I do have a 2wd 5 speed tail around too.
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