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I am not saying to do what i did but, one day i was checking around my engine compartment and found the cold advance sender blown (probably due to a short or something) i taped and zip tied the leads and it has been like that for quite some time now. I haven't had time to get to it and replace...
Nice. Do you have CAD files or something like that that you might want to sale or share? Very interested in replicating with your permission of course. It looks outstanding. 👌
Thank you Steve, i had something in mind as the selenoids are right there but in the wire codes list it shows as something fire and i was at lost on that one. Do you happen to know where i can find a diagram for that section? As my fan clutch is engages the whole time. Also, any place i can...
It looked to me like a Bimetal or temperature breaker as you said. I will try and follow it or look in the circuit where the other wires are supposed to go. Probably someone at the yard just placed it there for fun.
Yes, exactly the same. I am at lost on the other wire connected. I need to check the schematics as i did not check into it. I was looking for the fan clutch components to try and identify the selenoid (or whatever part thet is)
Hey guys, ia m back with questions. I have this selenoid or ?????? ( Not sure what it is) and i can not d
Find it in the TM's. Wires are marked 785B(which in the wire tags list shows as OFSA large fire signal) not sire what it is and 458 which is the engine fan clutch circuit. The fan clutch is...
Yes, what mogman posted is the original wrench used for this. Before i had those, i used a long drive and articulating end to the socket. Took me some time to get confortable doing it, but doable. You have to remove all the lines prior to getting to the bottom bolt. Good luck.
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