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IM NOT TO SURE IF THATS THE NAME BUT IT WOULD BE THE WIRES THAT RUN FROM THE GLOWPLUG RELAY, MY PROBLEM IS THAT I HAD A FAMILY MEMBER DO A PARTIAL REBUILD AND NOW WE CANT SEEM TO FIGURE OUT HOW IT GOES? DIAGRAMS, PICTURES OR ANYTHING OF THAT SORT WOULD HELP.
The wires run accross the engine under the intake of the turbo. Do not run it like Fetus' picture, oops I mean Festus, They move the gp controller up onto the valve cover to keep the turbo from melting it I've seen trucks with the 088 turbos that who ever installed it left the GP controller were it was and it melted.
The wires run accross the engine under the intake of the turbo. Do not run it like Fetus' picture, oops I mean Festus, They move the gp controller up onto the valve cover to keep the turbo from melting it I've seen trucks with the 088 turbos that who ever installed it left the GP controller were it was and it melted.
thats a nice setup mine doesn't look as clean..but thanks we got it all together and got the engine to start for the first time after the rebuild..have you ever expierenced a first start up from a rebuild?
just piston rings and gaskets basically a partial rebuild...but i cranked it up and i have a small oil leak, idk if its coming from the pan or where else could it be coming from? would you have any ideas? and my fuel return line some how got disconnected at the back end by the tank i tried look where would may have go but i couldn't seem to find anything?
Pan, valve covers, front main seal, rear main seal, oil cooler O rings, Oil cooler gaskets, front engine cover, rear engine cover, oil pressure sending unit, turbocharger (if equipped), valley pan gasket.....
It really depends on where its dripping off. Ideally you would crawl inder the truck and try to trace the leak back to the source.
Pan, valve covers, front main seal, rear main seal, oil cooler O rings, Oil cooler gaskets, front engine cover, rear engine cover, oil pressure sending unit, turbocharger (if equipped), valley pan gasket.....
It really depends on where its dripping off. Ideally you would crawl inder the truck and try to trace the leak back to the source.
mk i'll take a look. becuase i tried going underneath but due to a lot of krud on the axle and cross member it is very hard to tell. I'm going to have to degrease it so it makes it a little easier.
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