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The Hmmwv jig is $100 bucks delivered on an auction site and looks so much easier to clear the cowl. I going to buy it unless someone posts anything better.
After removing a couple turbo engines with a cherry picker, I am looking to make the process easier/ safer? Removal typically is interesting since it maxed out the length of my picker and I get a little swing when it uncouples. Does the jig below make the process better or is there something...
I have used the bottom one on your list with the blue background. It worked. I bought several of these cast ones to do all of my trucks and they have the best quality by far. I assume ever turbo is from china. I would recommend disassembling your turbo prior to ordering a cartridge in...
Im 3 for 3 all leaking. Id buy the $100 cartridge on epay and be done with that. 1 hour job. If you want to see the leak, take the cartridge off and fill the oil holes with water.
Somebody here has posted pictures of a testing kit with lights (and with glowplugs I think) like the STE that runs the EESS through the cycles. I have a few old PCB's I want tested???
Nope...I bought the garbage Jeep mirrors and they move at speeds over 25. I love the Chevy mirrors and if only someone would make me/sell the adapters.
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