Fortuitous timing. I plan to bypass mine temporarily this summer before installing a NOS rear heater assembly so that I can restore the hard lines underneath my truck.
And also replace as many coolant lines as possible with new (OEM where...
Gates catalog.
I bypassed my rear heater and used 3 of the Gates 28466 hoses to do it, which you can see all 3 here, cut as needed. If you're still using the rear heater then you'll need 2 of those and you'll probably need to google search...
I have a 38 gal Aus tank that was installed around 2008. Possible it's getting rusty inside. It may be time to replace the fuel line from the tank to the filter. And the return.
Ooooooo that doesn't look good. My concern is if it's getting picked up from your tank rather than an easily replaceable hard line, how bad is any corrosion inside the tank....
You're definitely right on the filter choices. No way would I use a...
I'm due to change out the pump I installed in my initial post. That old Dremel took a dump completely back then, which prevented me from cutting my old one open, but I'm going to dry out and weigh the current one once it's changed out and this...
Hadn't driven the 60 since last Nov (I leave it on a trickle charger) and since today was a nice day, I though I take off the cover and drive around for a bit. Drove very well for about 20 mins, then all of a sudden, truck just stumbles and...
I wish I would've thought to use well nuts rather than the rivnuts I installed for my cargo panels I'm making. So much easier to change out if one gets cross threaded or otherwise mangled.
Ah well, if I booger one up in the future I can always...
https://www.orikawa.net/faq/panel-installation
New FAQ up on the orikawa website for panel installation. This covers using well-nuts to attach all the orikawa panels to the truck.
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