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Just got a 79 E 350 with a 7.3. My FIRST diesel. I found this under the hood and don't know what it is. Looks like cruse related but I don't see any controls in the cab. Can I take it out and throw it away?
Once again the experts bail me out when the internet fails.
1. Lets show how stupid we really are. You're almost right fordman75. No engine swap, I didn't even know what year it is .. It's a 1998.
2. Weren't the cc controls on the steering wheel? Looks like some has messed with the column.
3. I pulled the whole thing out intact. Anybody need CC?
Thanks to all that helped.
A 98 is a whole different animal then a 79. A 98 with a 7.3L would be a powerstroke turbo diesel. And yes I'm pretty sure the cc controls would be on the steering wheel on a 98.
Ok I give up. But that brings up another question. It's a 1989 I either can't type or can't think. (It's white if that helps)
My new question .. Is it a Powerstroke? I know there is no turbo.
Ok I give up. But that brings up another question. It's a 1989 I either can't type or can't think. (It's white if that helps)
My new question .. Is it a Powerstroke? I know there is no turbo.
Are my two Chevrolet's starting to show yet?
Nope not a Powerstroke. A 89 is a 7.3L IDI. I've got one of those in a 91 Ford truck sitting in my back yard.
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