This is where my push-button start is connected. I have a black button on black background next to wait-to-start light. very hard to see if you are looking for a button. Does not need to be expensive switch, mine was $2. I added a weatherproof blade fuse holder (5Amp)
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Are you running a water dispersal additive and an in-line filter between tank & pump? Not feeding mechanical pump with electric. Run some Hotshot Diesel Extreme in the tanks & check for improvement. Can get most anywhere.
May have small leak at filter head under heavy load(heater??)
I ended up putting a push button start on mine. Key on, wait for GPs, push button to start. Mine is '86 with tilt which is almost as bad when it messes up.
Some have tried adding an idler, which I did at first, but the long belt still presents a problem with vibration. I use the cog belts and have had good service from them.
Had a friend working in Alaska 1 year when it got to -80 windchill I think & he said everything was throwing serpentine...
No problem with mine over 10 years of use. But you do as you like. I did the experience, not the figuring. I will take overkill over under-performance always
Excuse me if I am mistaken.
Huh? 3G with original (1G) pulley charges at idle where the 1G had to be really spinning to charge (lightly)
ALT: 17425......Short belt from ALT to WP only (13A1080)...Eliminates vibration that long belt develops (not a Gold) to stop the squealing and belt jumping.
Costco (Interstate) 65s / 850. Homer, Alaska I would make sure / make a way that I could get 31s /1000 in there. Use silicone/dielectric grease on the connections.
Make sure the foam isolator on the cable housing is sitting on/against #8 injector feed line. If cable housing is touching feed line, it will cause noise.
Well, you look to be well equipped to take care of it. Our old buddy at the Dobbs Ford dealership had a lift at his home shop to remove cab for most all his engine repairs. About as tall as yours. Most of his work was diesels anyway & not much room in there. At least the 5.4 is slimmer.
Bad about valve or plug breaking off in cylinder. Valve follower can break off also. Check plugs first then pull valve covers to check valves and followers.
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