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  1. Boondocker44

    7.3idi injection pump

    Could someone give me the info on the best injection pump to run... without breaking the bank! Lol....
  2. Boondocker44

    Body lift.

    Trying to find a body lift for a 1990 f250 4x4 7.3idi.... Any advice would be helpful, I can't find any aftermarket brackets for lowering the radiator.
  3. Boondocker44

    So what did you do with your truck today?

    (90 f250 idi) lol....
  4. Boondocker44

    So what did you do with your truck today?

    Went to Walmart and got prilosec milk and hamburger buns..... watching everyone pass me gives me heartburn...
  5. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    Hey. I still have the fitting that goes into the lower tank if anyone needs it, I'm not going to run it. The orifice is clear and its in good shape, i don't want anything for it. Scroll up and you can see pics of it.
  6. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    if anyone's interested, the factory radiator in a 1990 f250 7.3 idi weighs 48 lbs.... just got 33 bucks for it at the recycling place.
  7. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    Found out that heater hose comes directly off the block T's and sends a very small amount of warm water to the bottom of the radiator to heat the tranny fluid. Saves on a little wear in extremely cold environments.
  8. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    Ok, found out what its for, that hose comes off the engine side of the system, it warms up the lower tank which warms up the transmission fluid faster. Makes sense now.
  9. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    The thing is, is that where the T is, that heater hose has what looks like to be factory style crimps? Its a mystery, lol....
  10. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    holy crap, guess I hit a wrong button, sorry about all the doubles. Thats the fitting that came out of the old radiator, and the last pic of the old radiator itself.
  11. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    that new radiator is awesome though! It runs so cool now I'm gonna have to change the thermostat. Especially with the colder weather upon us. Not that it gets that cold in Western Washington.
  12. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    Yeah, I'm confused about this one, I used to be a mechanic years ago and have never ran across something like this, thanks for the support though! Waiting to see if anyone else has some input, I bought the factory repair manuals and they don't even list it!
  13. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    sorry, didn't realize how blurry that pic is.
  14. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    Here's a pic of the new radiator, it has the same setup as the old one but the fittings are slightly different. I bought the tranny adapters at ace hardware (awesome help) but can't manage to find one that will adapt a fluted fitting to a straight fitting with a land and o-ring set up.
  15. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    petcock! Not peacock! Lol... stupid auto correct....
  16. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    so there's the lower tank, from left to right, peacock drain, lower radiator hose, transmission cooler fitting, transmission cooler fitting, then the hole where that restricted fitting was inserted, the heater hose branches off that T in the pic and goes to that fitting. Again, if anyone knows...
  17. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    So there are some pics, there is a factory crimped t with a hose that goes down to the lower radiator tank, it has nothing to do with the transmission lines, you can see the small hole in the restricted fitting, I'm just wondering what the purpose is for running a heater hose into the lower...
  18. Boondocker44

    heater hoses

    what is the hose that branches off one of the heater hose to the bottom of the radiator on my 1990 f250 7.3 idi... its connected to a restricted fitting. I bought a new radiator and that connection is threaded with a straight fitting and an o-ring, the stock fitting is tapered... i had to block...
  19. Boondocker44

    The Official "Show Us Your Ride" pictures of member's trucks thread.

    1990 f250 7.3 idi, 350,000 miles and still pulling strong.
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