buy another stroke?
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buy another stroke?
hey guys im looking at another powerstroke that i may want to buy for parts for my truck. the guy told me that the uvc harnesses were fried thats why hes sellin it. he drove it to the mechanics then decided to sell it lol. i know im gonna need to rebuild my injectors soon. could i rebuild the injectors in that truck them swap them with mine. the truck looks fairly stock all the way to the downpipe and intake. it has 285k on it and from what i can tell its in pretty good shape but im not sure if thats too many miles too rebuild the injectors. the truck is a psd with an e4od and its a 4d long bed 2wd. also im plannin to do a turbo rebuild and was wonderin if i could do the same with that as injectors, ie rebuild parts truck's then swap to mine. im pretty sure the trucks aa code and i know mine is, stickers gone off the one im lookin at tho. he wants 800 is that a fairly cheap price? too all the people who know way more than me and will respond, thank you in advance
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thats the whole truck. the only problem is i dont know about rebuildability of the injectors. if im not mistaken 95's only came with 100 cc injectors. but can they be rebuilt with 285k on em. if i get lucky dzl jim will chime in he seems to know a little about injectors lol
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Yes, '95's only had AA injectors.
Some parts might need to be replaced to rebuild the injectors but you should be ok to use them.
You could put in new UVC harnesses for less than $300 and maybe 2 hours of time and have the truck running again...
Some parts might need to be replaced to rebuild the injectors but you should be ok to use them.
You could put in new UVC harnesses for less than $300 and maybe 2 hours of time and have the truck running again...
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that was my plan originally. and im plannin to use its injectors so i wont have down time on my truck. then just put my injectors in it. also on the auto tranny, what all goes bad wen they sit for a couple years. the truck has been at the mechanics for like two years and he's ready for the guy to get it outta his parking lot now lol
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nope right down the road. what are some major problems from sittin for a couple years that i might encounter
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Hard to say. Rebuildable 7.3s go for a grand or more. Always in demand. For a couple of hundred bucks throw some cheap harnesses on it. New batteries, oil and filter, fresh fuel and filter. See what happens. Get it to run sell it for for three grand and you have yourself some new injectors!
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im thinkin im gonna talk to the guy tomorrow. i like pjs idea alot. do i need to fill the hpop with new oil and the rails as well. also i noticed the turbo isnt even rusty seems it would have to be pretty new for that mayby a bonus? one other thought - the auto. will it start leaking immediately im not very familiar with autos
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