I don't blame you. Though coolant will give you a little boil protection.
My 94 never really fluctuated. I ran the 203 thermostat. It practically lived on M.
Maybe try one of those spill free funnels. Unless you know someone with a vacuum bleeder.
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Although International still uses a 203° thermostat in some applications and that thermostat is available at most auto parts stores, it is the wrong part for the 1996 - 2003 Powerstroke. DO NOT USE THIS! It has a shorter shaft and will not shut off the internal pump bypass. This will cause...
Not on a 94. Possibly part way through 95.
What do you mean? Is it blowing out the degas bottle?
Has it ever had any coolant come out the exhaust? I'm wandering if your injector cups could be leaking.
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If you are renting a uhaul dolly, they'll say it is too big of vehicle.
I put a 81 f150 on one, so track width should be fine. This may not be recommended either, but I would put it on backwards, to get the weight of the diesel off the dolly.
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Yes. The newer trucks may technically have more area, but half of it is under the firewall.
I'm assuming you are swapping a I6? It's been done to every year ford out there. Pick the body style/interior you like the most
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Personally I would get the vgt turbonator.
But you're going to need a lot more than just a turbo for 1000+. Pretty sure dps has build info on their website.
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Yes. Still very tight, but is doable. If I ever attempted again, I would use a hoist or cherry picker. Definitely take the hood off as well.
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You have to insert them into the head prior to setting the heads on. Use rubber bands to hold them in place. Done it.
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Yes, preferable to pull it, but can definitely be done "in frame."
So here's where I'm at, on these engines the head gaskets don't typically just blow for no reason. Once the heads are off you need to fully inspect the cylinder walls. Run each piston to BDC to get a full view.
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