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The cotter pins look like they will insert just fine, the nut tightens down far enough no problem.
The tie rods I got have the canted angle on both ends, Moog brand. I felt like I read somewhere that possibly a straight one should be on one side. I cant recall if that was for an application...
Hi, I was installing some moog tie rod ends on an a1/a0 truck with a2 hubs and using the problem solver tie rods.
The canted angle is good on the hubs but the angle at the drag link seems rather tight? Picture attached.
Is this ok as I am installing the tie rod as it came out of the box. I...
The pulley in the pic is from the early 6.5 N/A serpentine setups. Do not, I repeat do not machine the back thinking it will work. The hole is conical and will weeble wobble on you if you do that "fix". yes I thought I was so smart at one point. rofl
The part# you listed is correct for the...
Thought I should update this. I got the NOS with a blue tag and it runs correctly now clicks on and off between 190 and 210. Original packaging is the box and blue tag and amazon sold it in the bag with no blue tag.
wow! your truck will cool down to 180 while driving? or you just tested the switch.
I decided to buy a thermo switch with a blue tag and NOS packaging (at least in the pics it shows this) so Ill report back once I get it.
Nice clean truck! Looking at your tires and Im thinkin I may need a set soon, those are in good shape!
I noticed you have fording dipsticks on the engine and tranny, you may have a fording kit on it aside from the exhaust and intake?
Yeah what I got came in nothing like what I would see for NOS stuff.
I didnt realize there were chinese knock offs of these. I did get it off amazon prime though, scold me later :LOL: I thought with the amuminum crimped number collar tag it couldnt be coming from any where else!
Where can I...
HI all I tend to be long winded so I can give all the info I have. sorry!
I am talking about the thermostat switch found in the cross over tube that controls the engine fan part number 12338599
Im working with a 6.5 turbo set up that was one of these rather new or very little used demilled...
So can anyone help me with what the plug to the bulb should be wired as? or if it is correct in my pic? I have not altered them in anyway. According to my research, mid should be ground and the left and right are to powered by positive for hi and lo. As you can see, I dont have a third grounding...
IR headlight only has two wire inside instead of 3?? sealed bulb blew and is cracking
Hi I have this IR light that I am trying to install. I opened the lamp up and followed the back of the plug (which has only two wires even though bulb has three prongs). The plug has both wires noted as...
I think 19 & 20 are a nut and bolt system on a rubber gromet. These are for the side structures that bolt to the pillars for the bows to connect too. Fastenal has them, measure the diameter of the hole and bolt size you need.
Thank you sir for first shot at it.
But I got mine back in post #8 on the first page. Cutting it in half is the easiest way to ship without damaging the channel. I got mine zip tied to an 8 foot shipping tube in a box.
Are you looking for the correct military replacement? I used a pair of Interstate MTP 78's. About $125 each at my local mom'n'pop tractor parts store. I couldn't find anything local aside from that.
I might be looking to do the same thing but buying the troop seats with shipping will be a bit much and then ruining a perfectly good part. However I think it would look pretty slick if you can get it to work and have a support bracket by the C-pillar it may be strong enough to handle a few...
So how did you use it as? Just to tap into an existing line and split some juice off of it? I'm gonna do some reverse lights soon so I could just use this and tap into the power at the horn to supply the reverse lights.