The fitting going from the top of the ip back to the filter housing has a check valve. Just plugged mine up a few weeks ago and helped my similar issue. Surely more will chime in with other ideas...
Live here in tx. Don't even need the block heater. Lol. But to get to work wen my glow plugs were bad I left it plugged in overnight every night and leave it plugged in all weekend that I don't use the truck.
I read through a large amount of the tech article and found part numbers for the na rings but didn't find a part number for the std idit piston rings. Any clues?
Just a suggestion, turn the key on and disconnect the fss on the ip and reconnect and listen for click. If click is heard that rules out the fss. If click is not heard, take a 4 ish ft piece of wire and hold one side on the positive post of one of your batteries and tap the other to the fss...
@Thewespaul I need to speak with you at your earliest convenience. U will be getting several grand of mine I'm sure but need to put together an itemized list to finish my mods on my truck and @Frankenwintch has spoken, so I have to make some deals with u cause her project truck will wait no...
I was typing that almost verbatim @mblaney lol. U hit post before I did. But I will add that some of us southern idi owners will actually install a switch to disable the gp system to not turn on with the key as we don't need them much of the year down here in this warm climate. Many of us...
Believe it or not, energy was the brand I used. Lol.
It was diesel and oil that made its way through the bed from engines and transmissions I throw back there regularly. Even old hydraulic pumps. Definitely not proper grease. Lol. Still took 4 years to deform my bushings.
X2. I would suggest an in line bypass regulater. My truck likes 5 lbs as well. I just use a 105p and left the adjustment on the e pump wide open and rely on the bypass regulater.
Poly has served me well, but I had a leak somewhere and my new bushings that were "oil resistant" were not all as advertised. And yes I had an issue with the squeezing but typically ignored it. Rubber bushings have not improved ride quality, but hopefully they last more than 4 years with the...
Did those come with stickers? Lol. Joking aside, I had a rear shock on my truck dragging behind me on the driver side from Odessa all the way up to McKinney before I realized it was scraping behind me. Still an easier fix than a front shock though. Not sure how difficult the Vans are but doesn't...
Wes also has a website. Classic Diesel Designs. Also on Facebook. He has many stock items as well as stock rebuilds as well as upgrades from mild to wild. Fuel systems, turbo systems, and many other services as well. You should check out his website. Many of us are using his products already...
:wtf:how is that gonna work? More important I guess, how would it look? Having a hard time imagining that and how it would work. Not that I doubt it, I'm sure it's possible. Just hard to imagine
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