easiest method to blocking off hole in the back of the intake.

[bulletpruf]

Got to do the same thing to my 7.3 IDI-T. What did the factory use to plug this hole on turbo trucks? If my intake had one, I can't find it.

 

[Laine D]

I was about to say…. You probably having 100 boat plugs

 

[IDIoit]

Got to do the same thing to my 7.3 IDI-T. What did the factory use to plug this hole on turbo trucks? If my intake had one, I can't find it.

your turbo pedestal blocks this off

 

[KansasIDI]

I did a CDR valve delete here not too long ago… bought a rubber expansion plug, cinched it tight in there. Then five feet of inch and a quarter hose going from the crankcase vent to behind the right front mudflap.

 

[KansasIDI]

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[bulletpruf]

your turbo pedestal blocks this off

Ahh, that makes sense.

Thanks

 

[1mouse3]

The engine waiting to go in my truck, is just a piece of angle iron to hold the gromet in place. I pick a size washer to fit in the gromet and used that size bolt.

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[danda]

While you are at it you might consider moving the return line tee up to the front of the engine. That's what I did and it makes it much easier to work on and check for leaks. Any connections back behind the turbo are a pain to access once the engine is installed.