if a glow plug is swollen get it out one way or another I like to remove them if they want to break off I use a magnet down the injector hole into the firecup in the head then try to force the glow plug out if it breaks off i push the section back into the glow plug hole and then remove it thru...
Zerex GO5 is hybrid acid technology and is high on the PH range and is not a good idea https://www.autozone.com/antifreeze-radiator-additives-and-windshield-wash-fluid/oe-engine-coolant/zerex-50-50-antifreeze-and-coolant-1-gal/368286_0_0 read under notes :::::: Notes: Hybrid Organic Acid...
nope its standard green coolant without any precharge prestone with core guard is regular coolant with more anti corrosive additives and also a better PH stabilizing additive compared to other green coolants be carefull most of the odd colored coolants aka non green coolants are hybrid organic...
My advice use the prestone with core guard concentrated and then add distilled water to it also I suggest add a coolant filter on your heater feed line reason being can buy coolant filters with the SCA already in them for cheap and a coolant filter gets rid of any trash in the system this helps...
Not a problem we all learn if it sounds to crazy to be true it usually is but if you can understand the normals of a engine design like ours ( 6.9 / 7.3 idi ) we have a low HP / torgue avg ( both modified and stock ) compared to other engine designs but we got a big advantage also we get more...
just a piece of info there never was a 6.9 powerstroke LOL powerstroke first gen was a 7.3 and all powerstrokes were electronic controlled and direct injected not indirect injected LOLwe all have to learn some how and alot of the old guys will shoot crazy stuff out there just to see if you catch...
IDIoit :::::: where did the 2600hp 6.9 how is that even possible LOL seen that and scratched my head we know the block cannot handle it and we also know the heads will lift even when studded and decompressed heavily at 25psi ish I have seen a few spikes of 30psi on a balls out engine i built and...
with enough rigging and well fabrication you can use anything with anything but will it be feesible / reliable and easily replaced if things go wrong is the better question.
I actually have been working on some crazy ideas like steel topped pistons with the ricardo cups in them for our IDI's...
our injection pumps have a built in governor system that controls fuel flow dependant on load and as we get up in RPM's around 3000rpms-3200rpm's they start defueling heavily there are some injection pumps set to defuel at 2800rpm's but those were usually designed for fleet vehicles like UPS /...
I hate it when we will be talking about our old IDI internartional harvesters then some you know what decides to inject powerstroke info or questions into the conversation a OLD IDI conversation has absolutely 0 to do with any powerstroke anything outside of possibly a powerstroke intercooler LOL.
I agree with you but again I brought up the other oil as a affordable option for the OP of the thread and again been using it for a while with really good results.
LOL sorry seen the price and was LIKE what the you know what I wanted to make sure a shop wasn't trying to get him lol our engines are very simple to work on a very simple design and meant for reliability / simplicity.
a lift pump is like $30 https://www.amazon.com/Carter-M60278-Mechanical-Fuel-Pump/dp/B000BZZ6WQ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=fuel+pump&qid=1603030126&s=automotive&sr=1-1&vehicle=1986-54-669-666-47-31-8-7-3490---2-685--7-1&vehicleName=1986+Ford+F-350 its 2 bolts and 2 fuel lines one fuel line...
Be carefull when you start changing the oils chemistry you can get some bad outcomes this is not a cut and dry scenario and is risky as when certain additives start breaking down it might swing the PH in the acidic direction or cause sludge because of the after market additive actually caused...
Sorry if some of my posts look like walls of texts i am a type that has to put a block of text down then post it then try to fix any issues and add punctuation if I feel like it LOL I am not to big about forums chats and such myself I manly read them and rarely engage in them unless its...
for our motors its mainly cams and lifters that are effected and well other factors come into play because of them a cam can wear and you would never know it because it happens over time mine started having a weird noise out the exhaust on drivers side while towing at around 65mph ( the clearing...
molybdenum is a big one for friction reduction aka wear reduction but again is a fine line to much and you will lose ring seal LOL and get cylinder glazing / Hazing which is really bad I mention this to give you a idea of how each one plays a part and how to much of one can cause a imbalance or...
That is a complicated question to much ZDDP is bad and to little is also bad as for the alternative additives well again all has to be balanced in a chemical balance as to not counteract other additives or cause other issues so I try to avoid adding other additives to a oil with a set additive...
No there are other options some oil companies add a different additive that is compatible and has same effect with a also having the lower ZDDP amount so is good to go the thing is the ones doing this are the elite top tier oils like amsoil / redline / royal purple and such and those are bit to...
The thing is they can reduce ZDDP and such and put another additive in its place that works without fouling the catalyst system in the exhaust the big issues is the testing that was removed with the CK4 standard that was in the CJ4 testing routine ( applies to the ENGINES we have and are...
well yes and no on that testing procedure the reason being running vs cranking on fuel flow is a big difference our lift pumps often pump well on low RPM but taper off as soon as the motor fires up if is failing also if are cranking it without starting it which I advise you to disconnect the run...
that means nothing there is no load when you load our setups the injection pump then increase the fuel delivery to try to hold that speed / rpm or accelerate we have almost a tractor governor system in ours not like most diesel trucks our injection pumps were used in alot of equipment / tractors...
The info I got is the Sinopec TULUX T700 goes thru both CJ4 and CK4 testing procedures I was same way after finding out some issues I was having was caused from CK4 oils ( OUR IDI's are suddenly eating lifters with some CK4 oils ) I am still testing my theories and well after 1 cam and 3 sets of...
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