The lead can be from a different driver easily. you tell us this was grand dads rig so my guess is he drove it differently than you. If this is your first sample what are you comparing it too.
Today I tackled the intake oil leak. Been believing it was the gasket under the Banks turbo hat...Nope.. It was me not getting the rubber hose from the hat to the turbo installed correctly. How that happened is a wonder. Cleaned everything. Cut a new gasket. Installed dry. Road test later...
This forum is lucky to have Russ aka typ4 helping us with parts. I recall he purchased everything ATS had on the shelves when they were dropping the turbo line because of more profitable turbo lines. Kind a sad when that happens.
My guess this mechanic in the day used the luminosity probe type timing method. They used an AFTER TOP DEAD CENTER timing. It was something like -2 degrees at 1400 rpm too. The pulse method of timing is what is generally felt like the best way to time and that is 8.5 dbtdc. My engine likes 9.4...
Tow driver either didn't know or didn't care bout the trans.
sadly you will require a COMPLETE new trans. Not a chance in hell anything is salvageable. Even the case is shot because bearing have spun in the aluminum housing ruining it.IF.. The driver figured out he screwed up the trans and put...
Welcome to the forum. Working on the Vans is tuff but doable just the same. You are able to work from both ends of the engine. Being clean is more important than you think. Anytime you open the fuel system to replace the return lines you want it hospital room clean. I wear harbor freight blue...
The o ting placed between the cap and the hard line nut really has worked well for a few with issues like yours. As for the hard starts you might replace the filter feed line nut seals. They are in the line to the filter at the filter head and both ends of the injection pump feed line.
You will be fine with the na turbo fitting.EVERY na engine Banks or Hypermax installed a turbo on had the small 1/8 inch fitting and they ran fine for millions of miles. The turbo blocks are all 1/4 inch pipe thread oil ports. The na engines are the 1/8 inch pipe plug ports.
Thanks for the very descriptive explanation and great pics. I purchased the second tool with the red handle but sure didn't pay that much for it. My first rear brake job I had non of these tools so I made my own. It barely worked. Second brake job I had the CORRECT tool. You bet I will be...
Your engine really needs to be timed with a meter. Hopefully you did not remove the injection pump with the top gear housing and gear at the same time.If you did then I feel you are not gear timed correctly.
The way these coolant sensors work is the one in the drivers side front of the head is normally open but..When your coolant reaches 242 degrees it will send the dash gauge needle well past the "L" and turn on the light.They do fail. Easy to lift the wire and not worry about it.,To test if this...
The owner of the truck is Mel Agne. His screen name here is agnem. Might contact him directly and ask if he can email you the pictures you want. He owns Conestoga Diesel Injection Services in Pa USA. They have a great web site with the phone number.
This is soooo true.I tried to install mine WITHOUT removing the wires from the plug. Finally watched a few videos on u tube. Then took several pics of my original plug wires for placement. But be cautious when watching some of the u tube vids. Most are not done by guys that know what they are...
Finally got the switch installed and all flashers and corner signal lights work... So what happened to me turn indicator switch to fail like it did.No blinkers worked.rake lights worked and only the rear right flasher worked. I still have to button everything up but am pleased things are looking...
As a friendly suggestion it might be a good idea to pressurize the coolant system after the plugs back there are installed.I used air pressure to 35 lbs on my bare block checking for leakers. Just refill you cooling system with water.Rent or borrow a pressure tester from friends or most any fake...
missed out on working on rig yesterday.. Pulling weeds and laying down tree food along with ground cover bark chips.So today I have been working on the rig..What a pain in the ass.Every fit.. Every screw has caused me nothing but trouble. Worst part so far has been the key cylinder engagement to...
Our idi blocks have 7 freeze plugs. Two are behind the flywheel. Two are on the passenger side and the last three are on the drivers side. They are all the same size at 1 1/2 inch concave and not the cup type normally found in any other blocks. We can machine out the holes and use the Boss 429...
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