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I think you have your answer but just don't believe it. The signs do NOT point to a head gasket. I've seen healthy engines with bubbles in the rad= no problems. Coolant expands when it gets hot, a full system will push coolant into the over flow tank and out of the tank if over full. How do you...

I'm assembling everything on the engine stand mostly to see how it all goes together. Where do most people tap into the oil system for the turbo supply? From what I can see online with a 6.5 it looks like it comes from the front of the block on the right hand side? I'm looking at running a line...

Well, I dropped the IP and injectors off to have them gone thru and looking at the truck I realized I'm going to need a different exhaust system! Pity, the dual set on it now is like new ;( . Any suggestions? I haven't measured it yet but the down pipe looks to be about 3" ,if so should I run 3"...

About a year ago I did see online someone was making and selling the TV cable bracket for the 6.2, sorry don't remember who.

I believe the difference is just the rubber, same clam shell. But either can work.

Back in the old days (kinda like this thread LOL) we would use any old condenser from when we changed the points and attach it to the alternator to kill the whine, IIRC sometimes to the radio itself. All the condenser does is 'leak' a little bit of power to ground and thus kills the whine, how I...

I'd leave the stock system alone and go right off the battery. FUSED OF COURSE!

Did you try LMC?

I had the same truck (without GV over drive ) and put a 700 R4 in so ended up about the same final ratio. 235/85/r16 tires are about 31.5" tall when new I needed new tire and went with what I believe was a 305 or 33" tire and never looked back. I didn't have a tach in that truck so no idea of...

I'd do a test like AC said and or use a known good pump to supply the IP. If that works you know the problem is in the tank/lines/filter or the electric pump. Just a quick thought here, are you sure the electric pump is facing the correct way? Sounds stupid but ya never know, always check the...

Nows a hellve a time for me to think of it but, (don't ya just love that?) I reviewed this and wondered if you could gain the room needed by ditching the mechanical fan and clutch and going with an electric unit, that would give you quite a bit of room to move the engine forward several inches...

I've never changed one over but I don't see it being hard, One alternator and two batteries hooked in series and a few other things. Use the pink wire to the IP and move it to the distributor. Other that changing the starter I think even those wires can stay. Do away with the GP wires and I...

And I'd like to add, no one likes to cross thread stuff and cross threading the fuel line is a real PIA. So instead of just hoping you have it lined up and going to town with it try holding it in place and turning it backwards, YES backwards counterclockwise at least one full turn, do that...

I think you might get away with what you have by extending the arm that goes to the hinge. Basically move everything to the left so the hinge is mounted at the 2 bumper bolts, that way you have the bumper reinforcement bracket to help and can 'beef' that up some. Failing that, an A frame mount...

Keep in mind that using an 85 and up flywheel will also require the 85 starter.

Probably, if not I'm sure the price has gone up!

Do you have AC in there? Or did the PO change out the bezel and do away with the black out light switches.

Ouch! If it were mine and I wasn't going to convert it back to stock, then yes I'd opt for the 60s. I believe you will need to change the wire ends that clip to the GP's themselves, wait and check as it may already have been done. What lights are the 4 switches for? I hope not headlights!

Is this something that slips over the wires and plug to kind of seal it to the back of the bulb or the headlight bucket?

Maybe fuel related, but the "revving real high" has me thinking other wise. Could it be in 2nd gear? Don't go by the PRNDL actually count the shifts.