Now that it's light I went out and looked. The springs seem to be pretty flat. They slope down toward the front. The rear eye is 22" above the ground, the front eye is 15" above ground. They are obscured by the frame from the inside, and most of the middle is obscured by the tires from the...
Looks like the stock location is in the valve body, so that's probably measuring pretty close to pan temperature? There's one answer to where to put the sensor.
Fewer teeth to slow the speedo?
Say there's 30 teeth on the driving gear in the transmission. A 10 tooth gear on the cable makes three revolutions when the driving gear makes one. A 15 tooth gear makes two revolutions when the driving gear makes one.
Don't you need more teeth on the speedo...
Is yours a box truck/ambulance, or a regular van?
MG Metalworks sells a 2wd lift kit for these econolines. Bent I beams and longer radius arms up front, suitable springs all around and so on. If I ever change springs on this rig, I'll seriously consider going that route.
Epoxy doesn't handle heat well. Heat that plug a bit with a torch and it'll come right out. Heat the magnesium enough and you can have a Class D fire, for extra excitement!
There is potentially salt and water on the outside of the gear case, so I guess there is potential for galvanic corrosion. I wouldn't use a brass plug in an aluminum or magnesium case. Steel is going to be less damaging if there is any galvanic action. Some thread dope might help, can't hurt.
Can anyone recommend a PSOM repair place? There are a lot advertising that service, does anyone have any first hand experience with any of them?
I'm starting to think my PSOM may be the cause of my shift problems in the ambulance. I swapped in another used PSOM and the problem hasn't recurred...
Sounds like the C6 would need a new input shaft, and a new valve to route pressure through it, plus some way to control it. To avoid building a new valve body, valve and controls would have to be external. Could they really do that, plus the locking tc, for $500 extra? Nah.
In '92, would they still have had some stock of the old-style C6 indicators? Or would they have been using the newer style for everything? This is Ford, after all.
If the truck came with the e4od, it would have an OD off button, either on the end of the shift lever or on the dash. How 'bout it...
I have some old IDI filters I was gifted. I could put half dozen in a box and get a quote from the post office on shipping, if anyone wants to take a chance on'em. Don't know how they've been stored, don't know much except they're older Frams for our IDIs, not Powersmoke.
I'd be happy to...
With all the blowby from our old engines, it's hard to believe that any oil won't get overloaded with carbon in 10k miles. Has anyone sent off oil to be analyzed? If you're going for extended intervals, maybe get it tested at the halfway mark one time, see what that looks like.
Yes, that's the downside to high color temp lights. We'll have snow soon, and then we can see a lot better at night.
Edited to add: We don't get much wet snow or freezing rain here in the Interior, so I'm not too worried about the lenses icing up. Don't let them get above freezing and there's...
I stayed up late enough last night to drive around in the dark a bit. I had the lights adjusted a little high, got flashed by oncoming drivers, so I stopped and adjusted them down a bit. Success! Now the road signs aren't lit up on low beam, but are on high. Nobody flashes me. The cutoff is WAY...
For the price of the Aussie kit you could buy some smooth face replacement housings and a set of those Morimoto LED projectors. I might yet do that for my brown truck. In the mean time, the brown truck has new housings with Hella bulbs, that's merely poor, instead of miserably inadequate.
Holley is selling Morimoto LED sealed beam replacements. I bought a pair for my Mercedes, and so far so good. Might be good for a bullnose, but I haven't found anything ready made for the bricknose.
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