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1994 F350 dash harness connector ID help
By chance, could anyone tell me what this connector is for? Did a complete dash harness swap into my 1993 F350. Donor harness came out of a 1994 F350, 4x4, and assumed auto trans because of the factory jumper across the clutch switch connector. Recipient truck is a 1993 f350 with the ZF5...- chickenpot
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- Forum: 6.9L IH & 7.3L IDI Diesels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
Of course, nothing new under the sun ;) i hadnt seen that and honestly dont know if i would spring for one if that had an IDI version.Kits are very convenient and usually worth it in the end.. anyway since i last posted i ended up picking up another truck, "non running" for dirt cheap. took the...- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
So what's funny is, i actually have an OE clutch from a york here, single v belt with the huge flywheel. i pulled it out of a late 70s f250 at the junkyard and grabbed all the brackets for it as well. i converted the york to a serp setup for my 95 Yukon OBA project, and the york clutch sat on...- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
I agree, i just dont trust the electric options. esp a 12v gear pump.. dont have faith in the motors. The $300 or so i will be spending is on the clutch which should last a lifetime- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
So ive got the rusty one stripped down to the pump, front mount/bearing housing, and the shaft. I think this is the contender for the fuel pump. it's a driven gear pump, and looks pretty good inside once the old veg oil/shortening was washed out. i like this as a base because the front of the...- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
The rusty one i just found out in the yard today. currently have it apart and soaking in diesel to free up the needle bearings that are stuck from old shortening. it might be the contender for the fuel pump on the truck- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
Here are some of the examples of the pumps i have laying around. @BlindAmbition there are some of the serials for the viking pumps- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
Yeah i think a similar pump would drain 55 gallons pretty quickly. Not sure on a part #, im currently out of town but can provide some reference to the different kinds of fryer filter pumps i have laying around when i get back to the shop. my plan is basically this- belt driven pump pushing...- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
So, i am not talking about the procon carbonator pumps. Im talking waste oil transfer pumps. Most of the driven gear ones are "viking" brand. This is an example of a transfer pump unit i put together for waste oil collection purposes. Its not exact but i timed it filling up a 1 gallon oil jug...- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Belt driven fuel pump discussion
Hi everyone. Been lurking for a while after grabbing a 1991 f350 dually 5spd cab+chassis for pretty much the price of the drivetrain. Drove it home 3 hours. Anyway have a few good sources for clean WVO, want to run my truck on it. Little bit of background- I work as a food service equipment tech...- chickenpot
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
