No registration/title is definitely a problem here. Unofficially... thats when people buy a beater with papers and and do either a full cab or dash swap.
My '97 E350 and '95 F350 had dual piston calipers. These are the bolt-on style, vs the wedge system used for 94-older. This older style isnt upgradable without a knuckle change.
Hydroboost makes a big difference though.
I test GPs in place with an ohmmeter, or more reliably, measure that they flow current (amps).
Comp test is always best done hot/warm, but if the engine doesnt run.... gotta make do.
Since its a manual, i would pursue the resurrection.
If you want to get glow plugs going again, IMHO wire them to basic ford starter solenoid and a manual pushbutton. That way you have the choice of starting aid.
IDI injectors dont atomize fuel. They shoot a stream of fuel into the pre-cup...
i grab every dead jump pack I can find.
Of the last 2... one donated its clamp leads to make a 'battery in a milk crate' jump pack.
The other got a hand-me-down used battery from something else and works again.
Dealing with the fuel system on top of the engine is the biggest pain.
Mine had high miles and hours (ex-bus); had chronic starting problems, which improved slightly after a better-used hpop and a new ipr.
I fear age is also a strong enemy on these engines. Lots of o-ring seals to break down...
IMHO, the truck qualities are similar and not especially great.
The dodge has the better engine, but the worse front steering/suspension. The chevy will be lower and easier to load a harley into.
I needed a HG for our 3.7L Jeep, and Amazon's price on the Felpro was only 25% of the local parts store price. It sealed fine. Been on there 2 years now.
For steering box on these, imho its not about where to buy as what to buy. I would get the Delphi 680 box or the even stronger "6-bolt" box.
For joints and links i like Quicksteer (moog's budget brand that still has grease nipples).
Hubs (unit bearings) I get longest life from Timken or SKF...
Theres lots of reasons to have a no-start on a PSD, and hope pulling the injectors wasnt his first move.
My tired '97 ended up needing a hpop and new ipr. Thats after doing all the electrical tests i could manage and a bleed-down test on the hpo system. I did end up doing a cps and lpop first...
Do understand the reduced lubricity is cause by the refining process (water washing) used to strip out the final sulfur content. Sulfur in itself is not a lubricant.
This water-washing leaves trace residual water dissolved in the fuel. Bio-diesel is hygroscopic also. So you can see, each...
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