Wow! How do you keep it so clean??Here's the direct drive starter. Not a photo though.
I think it's a hitachi item.
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Wow! How do you keep it so clean??Here's the direct drive starter. Not a photo though.
I think it's a hitachi item.
My 80 with a 3FE is getting around 10 mpg (i know it should be getting better) and the Isuzu can get around 32mpg.
Wow! How do you keep it so clean??
just a quick sanity check for Hayes 167 and Oregon 80... when/if you decide to get a 700R4 built, call advance adapters first... some of their adapter kits (ie: 700R4->Fj60 splitcase) require a special shaft. Would be a shame to build a new transmission, then need to have it rebuilt with the correct shaft.
I am trying to remove my IP to do a bottom end rebuild and am having trouble. I followed the FSM, removed all connections, 4 front mounting nuts, 1 rear nut and bracket. I have pulled, tugged, yanked, and even some mild crow bar action and it will not come all the way out. It comes out about 3/4 in and can rotate about the same due to the holes are slotted, but it will not come out fully. Any advice? I'm sure I can get it when I remove the timing cover and idler gear but I want to know how to get it loose if the engine was still in the truck.
I am trying to remove my IP to do a bottom end rebuild and am having trouble. I followed the FSM, removed all connections, 4 front mounting nuts, 1 rear nut and bracket. I have pulled, tugged, yanked, and even some mild crow bar action and it will not come all the way out. It comes out about 3/4 in and can rotate about the same due to the holes are slotted, but it will not come out fully. Any advice? I'm sure I can get it when I remove the timing cover and idler gear but I want to know how to get it loose if the engine was still in the truck.
anyone make a glow plug relay system to work automatically?
I currently have a push button. works okay, but long term would be nice to have it work as a automatic system.
1. auto timer, with a light for 'wait to start'
2. controlled by TS housing temp
3. help with cold start in the morning.
4. maybe even turn on with my remote Unlock/alarm.
i have an isuzu relay, but I think I need more electronics.
TS temp sensor?
timer?
dash light?
Push button sure was easier!