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Thanks, I did not. Had a local tent/awning place make it over a year ago. The craftsmanship is very nice but they lack customer service and personality, so no recommendations. Can't remember the weight of the canvas. Last winter was pretty mild here so I never played with it until recently.Nice job 319! Did you make that?
I'm going to be using this guy shop when I do my pump. Glad to hear everything went well.So, I was driving my M1008A1 to my sons robotics tournament about two weeks ago when, as I was climbing a good hill on the interstate she started to lose power, sputter a little, and dump some bluish smoke. I knew I needed a new IP as there had been a pronounced miss at idle that was getting progressively worse. Compression tests on the engine showed all 8 cylinders were pumping well.
In anticipation of doing the replacement before the weather got bad up here, and based on reviews on this forum I decided to order from Badger Diesel in mid November. Fred is a great guy to talk to, and really knows his stuff. The shipping on the rebuilt pump and injectors was delayed a bit as Fred is really backed up and he ended up getting a pretty nasty bug that knocked him back a few days (he sounded awful when he got back to the shop). Well, when the pieces arrived they were really well done. A nicely refinished case on the IP that I am not certain isn't a new piece. It even has a new Stanadyne data plate on it. Definitely not a "rattle can" rebuild.
I took the time to clean up the valve covers and intake manifold. I used Rustoleum pro paint for the manifold. Came out really nice and should stay a lot cleaner over the long run. I used the Fel-Pro MS-91586 Intake Manifold gasket set for the HD 6.2 engine. Got everything buttoned back up. Used Badgers made in Germany return line tubing to replace the originals. Very easy to work with, and no silly little clamps to deal with. Put a new FRAM fuel filter on, replaced the flexible fuel lines to the filter and IP with new clamps. Bled the system.
FYI, I had performed the GP resistor bypass, replaced the GP relay with the overpriced NAPA part (I couldn't wait for the shipping from CUCV Electric when the old one died) and had installed the AC 60G's all the way around in September.
Well, I haven't had a chance to road test her yet due to Christmas. But, it is almost like I have only to look at the key after the wait light goes out to get her to start. That is dead cold in 28 degree weather. She idles like new. I'll provide a road test report when I have a chance later this week.
A very Merry Christmas to all!
What model radio did you install? And may I ask what all those switches are for?Installed new Alpine Stereo, i got for christmas.....View attachment 401450
So you made what 2K after the parts and your labor? No too many 1028s kicking around.Well...it's been an interesting few weeks. I got my M1028 delivered few weeks ago, bought 2 new batteries, changed the motor oil, trans fluid and filter, flushed coolant, changed differential fluid in front and rear, added a K&N filter, did the doghead mod. The SF-97 arrived yesterday.
This is where the interesting part comes in. I was at a dealership yesterday talking to them about something else and I drove the M1028 there. While I was there a guy gave me $5k for it. So I no longer have a CUCV...for now. I guess it's time to start watching the auctions again.
I will PM you model# as i dont know it off the top... Its a CDE-122What model radio did you install? And may I ask what all those switches are for?
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