Yup....
The oil pick up sits right over the oil drain. It is so close, if you dent the pan there (like sitting the engine down on the pan...) it will make draining the oil a long slow painful process. Ask me how I know....:angel:
Doubt you'll have room to run a tap in deep enough to cut the...
Don't feel bad Elijah.... I could easily punch a hole through the driver's rear corner of my F250's cab.
I was solid when I restored it in 2006. Now it's a cab floor in name only. LOL.
Heath
If your fuel parts (IP and injectors) have that many miles...... it is certainly time for an IP and injectors.
Blue smoke on deceleration is common when injectors start to leak.
Ideally, you pull the injectors and test them.... but without an injector pop tester, not really feasible.
I'd...
That's the issue with extended idle... low EGT/low head and cylinder temps.
Same information is found in the owners manual of my '17 F450. I let it idle for a couple of minutes (2-3 at most) to cool the turbo after I've hauled something heavy, but otherwise I just shut her down.
I can see a...
My ‘86 F350.
Took years to find.
Personally, I have zero use for a short bed. Can’t haul a full sheet of plywood or a dirt bike with the tailgate up. Shoot.... more than once I wish the bed was bigger than 8 foot.
Heath
http://www.shoppok.com/harrisonburg-ct/seasoned-firewood-sp
Just a quick search.... prices are a bit higher in VA than what I found locally here. But, those are from a couple of months ago (winter). May be cheaper when it's hot and demand is low.
Heath
There will be some dude in the area who sells wood. If it was like last year, a little will go a long way. We didn't use a rick (face cord) the whole week. But, it was just a bit humid here. LOL
I think I paid $20 for a rick.
Heath
The TOB in my F250 has done it for years. Chirp until you put a little pressure on the TOB.
Every time I change the oil, I pull the fork and boot out of the trans. I can slide my hand in and reach the TOB. I as best as I can force grease into the TOB. It won't chirp for about a month and...
I'd stud your 6.9 anyway.
NA or not... head gasket failures are common. Had a bad head gasket on my 6.9 when it used to be NA. You have them and they'll add reliability to your 6.9. Plus, they'll be there if you decide to turbo it down the road.
Heath
Made a very noticeable difference in my 6.9. May not run high RPM, but the rotating parts are heavy, exacerbating an imbalance that might be present.
Heath
Didn't install a turbo temperature monitor did ya? I have them on my IDI's. It lets the truck idle until the EGT's cool to a certain temperature (you can adjust what that temp is).
Anyway, that's normal for my IDI's....... or for any rig with a TTM installed.
Heath
19.5's on the F450.
No issues driving empty or hauling with them. The tread/width of the tire struggle in soft stuff (def not a mud tire). But they do better than I thought they would being pizza cutter width. LOL
Heath
Keep in mind the milling of the decks on the block. You said in a different thread that your decks were milled 50 thousands. I had asked if that was really supposed to be 5 thousands but I don't know if you read my post.
So, were the decks machined 50 or 5 thousands? Cause 50 thousand on the...
0.050 is a lot of material off the cylinder decks. Are you sure it was 50 thousands and not 5 thousands? The only thing keeping your pistons from hitting the head is the thickness of the head gasket (see the picture posted above). 50 thousands... WOW! I don't have the specs on the block to...
You gotta start either front to back in the system and check each part. Are you getting fuel at the pump outlet? Have you tried isolating the pump from the system to make sure it is working? I'd get a jug of fuel and put a hose from it to the inlet of the pump and put a hose on the pump...
If you need lower compression height, I'd get a set of reduced compression height pistons rather than milling the crown off. Still have the stock swirl chamber (Ricardo cup) under the prechamber (milling the piston top will obviously change this area of the piston crown). Plus, you have the...
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