awesomeissquid
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The FSM has a procedure to test the oil pressure. In my case, I was pretty confident the sensor was just faulty so I just went with that instead of testing first.
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The FSM has a procedure to test the oil pressure. In my case, I was pretty confident the sensor was just faulty so I just went with that instead of testing first.
White’s out… H8er’s gonna H8.
Don’t let them get under your skin, looks bad to the bone!
Came in the mail today, will share my thoughts on how they perform and some light output shots soon. Really curious about it’s dimmable function. Solis AR36 spotties.
Not much:
- Oil change
- Air filter
- Heater T’s
- Timing belt & water pump kit
- Tensioners
- Pulleys
- Serpentine
- Fan clutch
- Fan pulley bracket
- Fan bracket bearing
- Power steering pump & resevoir
- Starter
- Secdry Air Injection Pump
- Secdry Air Injection Valve
- Manifold gaskets
- Air Driver Assy.
- Air Injection Valve Assy.
- Front wheel bearings
- Front CV trans axles
- Brake fluid flush
WHAT HAD HAPPENED WUZ...
Going to replace the heater and vacuum hoses, anyone have recommendations?
The Mishimoto and HPS look good.
- I replaced all eight fuel injectors with reman Densos. I left the driver-side fuel rail in place and only lifted it up to sneak the old injectors out. Too many things to break with my sausage fingers.
- (1) new Denso coil on cylinder #7
- (2) new fuel injector plugs (a couple had broken tabs)
Going to replace the heater and vacuum hoses, anyone have recommendations?
The Mishimoto and HPS look good.
OEM or GTFO!
Good Lord! You reconditioned the whole truck!
For heater hoses, I'll agree that OEM or really any rubber option is good. Silicone is porous and using it for heater/radiator hoses is not a best practice. I found this out after I bought but before I installed my HPS heater hoses, so if you decide to ignore my advice, I have some for you at a steep discount.
As for vacuum hoses, I bought a variety pack of silicone hose on Amazon and replaced all the vacuum hose on the rig one at a time, cutting to length as needed. Keep in mind some of the hoses are larger at one end than the other, so you may need to get creative, spend some extra time working slightly smaller hose into place (what I did), or buy some extra worm clamps to make sure it all goes on right without leaks.
I subscribe to that 90% of the time, lol
Sir War Rig,
Thank you for saving me from a bad decision. Your words shall be remembered as I click the “complete purchase” buttons.
Installed a ScanGauge 3 with the Spiker Engineering mount. Still not 100% happy with the mount position, but I love having the new ScanGauge.
Have you thought about a Ram Mount there? I almost installed my ham there but decided to go a different direction.
Looks like Wit's End (@NLXTACY) has something similar but for an 80 series. See A-Pillar (Oh Sh!t Handle).
Guys with Tacos do something similar as do the 200 crowd.
Where did you buy them from and how much was it? I need to do the same thing.
It’s new to me by two weeks, but wait, there’s more! My new check engine light code (420) tells me my catalytic converter is cooked. Looked at my radiator today and I’m suspicious of its longevity, and I’m assuming pretty sure my subwoofer and tweeters have experienced dry rot. I knew going in there would be issues to conquer, some of which were preemptively repaired while the front of the engine was torn down and the manifold off. If I had some of the repairs done individually, that would have jacked the cost of repair waaaay up. I have little experience and tools to do all this myself.
Cold spell of weather down here in NZ so nice to spend it in the shop!! Finally got around to getting the switches wired up in the panel Ben 3D printed for me, the panel itself has been in place but I never got around to running the wires etc. Also cut some holes and flush mounted some day time runners in the bullbar.
Awning 80% installed.
And now done
And now done
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3rd row seatbelt delete + cleaned/reattached the interior trim pieces and a bunch of other small interior improvements. Looks a lot better with the sleeper platform now.
evaporator and expansion valve along with rear pads, rotors, bearings, axle seals and parking brake shoes
dogdaysindurham
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Just got a fedex delivery with my @TRAIL TAILOR front bumper, 12k come up winch, and baja lights. pretty pump to install everything.
Les Summer
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