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After the fourth parts store and a hour of time, I found someone that had a set for one injector. Agreed I couldn't chance it. My luck is nothing to brag about.
We're about to the point you can just keep a spare 6.0 on an engine stand for what 6 months of a new truck would cost you. That's why I keep buying them, between all my trucks I'll keep one running at any given time
We're about to the point you can just keep a spare 6.0 on an engine stand for what 6 months of a new truck would cost you. That's why I keep buying them, between all my trucks I'll keep one running at any given time
That's Legendary and sooo on point. Oh if i didn't care for my neighbors and have neighborhood pride, I would definitely have a couple more 6.0s.
I'm not saying you don't have all that, I'm saying we have really small yards. I'm surrounded by people older than myself (47) and they have never complained about me or the family. Also i don't push my luck.
Try telling a 17 year old to shut it down at 8:30 on monday night when he's 30 minutes from completing an exhaust job on his foxbody. Yes I'm a horrible father.
I would contact the vendor and asked for a replacement. Not worth the risk using a bent washer. I replaced #4 fuel injector a year ago and was pleased with Alliant.
I would contact the vendor and asked for a replacement. Not worth the risk using a bent washer. I replaced #4 fuel injector a year ago and was pleased with Alliant.
Already installed. Runs fine now.
The waterpump has been squeaking and seeping coolant. Sooo today I was removing the fan shroud to replace the waterpump, popped the upper rad hose off and found a nice thick layer of oil on top of the coolant.
I'd much rather do a front cover than an oil cooler again. (I think) I did the oil cooler about 10 years ago. Sucks I have to clean all that crap out of the system. There's no telling what seals have been compromised. Also I'll have to replace the rad hoses.
Is there a good way to pin point the source of the contamination?