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I read that set-up will limit flow to the heater core, since the filter will not pass full flow volume, as it is a by-pass filter. I need my cab heat. :D
Looking at the filter, the orifice in the center for the return is less than 1/8" diameter.
Can someone verify my plumbing is correct? I did a lot of reading and studying pictures but I couldn't find anything matching mine exactly so I hope I got this right.
I have the engine coolant heater installed down low in the water pump by generator.
When I say rear or front, I mean in the...
matweb.com is a good source for material properties. They have generic materials and brand names. Just start typing things into the search at the top right of the matweb page.
You can get brake hoses here: SERVICE BRAKE, PARKING BRAKE, & AXLE PARTS
If you're parting out the truck, I need a fuel tank sending unit and some tires that are dry rot free.
How do you process the WVO? Filter it like WMO? Put in special additives?
I too, have heard about it making sludge in the system, so I haven't used the few gallons I have.
Soooo, why did you mention putting things in the bed?
They just told me I can't use the truck for reenactments, but I can't legally haul anything with antique PA plates.
Yes it is, and I picked up my set tonight. It took me forever to find the entrance to that place.
They're open during the week till 11pm and no hours on the weekend.
My waste oil fuel with the cost of the filter stand I made and 10% pump fuel mixed in is about $1.25 a gallon. As I use more that number will go down. Also you probably should be remitting a road tax to the state for using your own fuel. It is $0.38 per gal of fuel used in PA.
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I was researching the 80w-90 Coastal/Advance Auto Parts GL-5 gear oil Part No. A135/12217 for compatibility with yellow metals aka MT-1 certification.
I already have a pail of this and typically find it to be the best deal. After reading below and some other things I'll...
Are you using those filters instead of the Napa 1458? I'm going to a Jatonka style spin on soon and if those 1831 are an interchangeable upgrade over the 1458 I'll go with those.
Thanks.
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