"Drink" = "use / burn a lot of". I suspect the most of the problems are related to valve seals ... but I am no expert on this.
Oil fortifiers are used to mitigate perceived deficiencies in the engine oil that's available at "box" and parts stores...they claim to reduce friction in the parts of...
A lot of members will tell you that their trucks "drink" conventional Rotella ... my 93 IDIT nor my 85 N/A 6.9 use more than a quart between changes. The IDIT just turned 98k and the 85 is at 140+.
I recently went down the "rabbit hole" on oil additives. Based on what I read, I decided to use...
Oil change. I used OptiLube additive for the first time ... When I finished I logged it (in my maintenance book) and realized that next scheduled maintenance includes dif. and tranny lube change ... damn it.
Also got my shift handle/lever mocked up and installed. Drove with it about 20 miles...
That's interesting ... never would have guessed that.
For the record: I thought that the plumbing plan that I proposed would go through the filter before entering the crankcase ... that's what I intended.
I don't have the data or personal experience to clam "convinced".
I can say, however; I like the idea of the pump for "post shut-down" oil flow (put it on a timer) ... If I did that I'd also wire a momentary switch so that I could pre-lube ... why not?
I'm not sure on this ... maybe pan to...
I just thought they were cool. With accumulator (in my head) you would want 1 for pre lube and a separate 1 for shut down ... you could just put this pump on a timer + momentary switch and get both ... + no 3qt accumulator to find space for.
Yes Sir. 100 yard+ back up lights!
Light Pods: AISN - no longer available @ Amazon - :
B07KZGW9G6
Thank you!
Under bumper. For mounts I used: AISN: B07DKZ38M2
I'll get daylight pics. when I get them "leveled" / looking good.
I don't know if they are the best. I haven't used them but if I don't find good used pretty soon I will.
Link:
http://www.wallisduallyfenders.com/ford-rear-dually-fenders-1980-2016/
Welcome to the forum.
Here's a part number to research:
Ford Part No.: Removed
https://www.fordpartsgiant.com/parts/ford-bolt_-w300010.html Edit: removed
Use your Google-fu ... make sure I'm correct. There should be an International part number too.
If you put a description of your truck in...
Link: http://www.lmctruck
I dropped the link because a really nice member advised me that he had the opportunity to add items to my cart, via the deleted portal ... I feel pretty ignorant ... didn't even consider that.
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