Looks like as close as I can see....
From the vacuum pump to the vacuum tree, to the reservoir, to the servo, thru the servo to the dash ( trigger), hopefully it will help you out...
Ps this is from the 88 fsm, as I don't have the full set of 1993'
Your biggest problem is that the tin cap on the rod end is thin.
It's probably an 3/16-28 ( you have 28 pitch lt= lubrication thread) from napa
Look for the next size up/down depending on what fits...
Honestly I don't remember.
However the other thing is shrapnel is getting into the rod end...
True
But as it has sat for a while, I would fill the cylinders with secret sauce and ley em sit.
I always advocate for loading one down and finding some big grades , and get it hot and sweaty for an hour.
On the home screen, before you look for new media....
Tap your avatar, name,handle,
Poke around the listed items, look for
Account details, here you post an avatar.
Go to signature there.
Tap it.
Fill in the trucks specs in your sig line so we can quickly see what you've asked about.
Then
Hit the stickies and tech 101 section of the idi thread...
Welcome and got pics?!
So for grins...
Dot might be watching the weight claims but it's not looking at the height.
I'm running a set of km3s listed as 35"
Actually measured almost 33"
Not sure I follow the later conversion.
But given the f250 is only a basic spring swap away ( not counting the dually) why not perfect the swap first?
In for the details...
Realize that the mfg often quotes "only use" my product....
Clean and of the same family would probably be fine.
I miss powersmoke the oil engineer we had.
If you dig DEEP into the archives you will find the idi dyno days at the get to gethers back east.
I don't have much information about it, sorry.
Word was Russ' for torque
Justin' for hp
Oh
My
Gooooooooodness
Are you still working on the space shuttle? :frustrate
Looking at those what 5 separate connections....
At least tell me the are factory labeled....
Runs away screaming
Fwiw
And to add to the above, here's a trick from using hydro assist that exasperates this.
Loosen the couplers, turn 1 to the right just till it touches and lock the adjuster.
Turn the opposite to the left till it touches and lock the adjuster.
If it stops =win.
If it comes back , time to...
How far out there is this thought....
Abs=antilock x x
How possible is it to lock them up on said chassis?
In snow yes, but...
However, if it's a canbus situation then you can't delete it with a switch..
I've seen that issue before, but I don't know what you can do to fix the a.b.module...
some clowns on YouTube posted some pre smog diesel that sold for stupid money awhile ago
So now everyone thinks it's American pickers time...
"I bought it for $5000
And sold it for $50000"
:frustrate
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