97 f250 e4od
OEM ford flexplate is supposed to show up tomorrow, so what are the torque values for installing it?
flexplate to crank?
tc to flexplate?
e4od to engine?
transmission cross-member to frame?
Thanks
Got the transmission/t-case away from the flex plate enough to start removal of the bolts. What's the best way to hold the crank stationary while I back off the bolts?
As 79jasper said, you can "test" the relay by jumping the large terminals, a jumper cable clamp works good for this. If it suddenly starts good you can label the relay as "toast"
Also the entire length of the GP should glow cherry red within 10 seconds. Just the tip wouldn't pass in my book.
Yes. I would be nice if it was that easy.
I pulled the truck into the garage, as soon as I gave it any pedal the noise went away. Almost certain it's going to be the flex plate.
Because glow plugs can meter "good" but hardly glow at all. The only way to truly test unknown glow plugs is to pull them and apply 12v....the entire length of the plug should glow cherry red within 10 seconds
I believe it's the flex plate moving around. Sometimes there is no noise and other times its a terrible racket.
I can't see the crank as there is a spacer ring between the flexplate and the block. I doubt it is the rear main bearing as the truck has 207k miles and has been maintained well.
HPO pump, injectors, LOL !
the OP has no idea the condition of the glow plugs or relay but lets throw expensive parts at the problem. A new set of glow plugs and relay would be around $150 and would be first on my list if it was my truck.
This is on my 97 PSD
Started out with a grinding noise only in P R D 2 or 1. No noise in neutral.
Now I've got a horribly loud grinding noise in all gears, so loud that I am thinking it is eternal to the transmission or torque converter. So I am thinking flex plate?
The truck drives and...
This is on my 97 PSD
Started out with a grinding noise only in P R D 2 or 1. No noise in neutral.
Now I've got a horribly loud grinding noise in all gears, so loud that I am thinking it is eternal to the transmission or torque converter. So I am thinking flex plate?
The truck drives and...
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