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No, but you can if you want too. Do you have a rubber extension hose below the slobber tube(steel)? You should have one that goes to the bottom of the axle(length). Again, no big deal if you do not, but you can add one.

There are screw in repair terminals out there, any fix will be a compromise. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Battery gasses are highly explosive, o would never suggest putting an open flame near a battery. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's some good advise for the future. Ask before buying.

The relay I recommended in the modification is rated for 200 amps. It costs no more for this type of relay rated for 100 to 200 amps(so I picked the highest rated relay for the same price and package size). The original relay is rated for 30 amps. The current draw mentioned by Karl was under...

From the info PP posted, 12 mm X 1.75 thread pitch, X 35 mm length It should be readily available in Europe.

It looks to have coolant dried up on the rear of the head in the picture. Head gasket maybe, Each head has a small freeze plug front and back. The intake manifold is water-jacketed as well. Small hoses and gaskets to check there.

That is your oil pressure sensor.

I suspect ethanol will be your worst issue.

Please do not post the same thing in more than one forum. It's call cross-posting and is against the rules.

Since he hasn't worried about maintenance or learning about his truck with the manuals, I'll advise to simply not worry about it.

Unfortunately, there is no way to make anyone actually read the rules.

Merged your two threads on the same issue. Gonna edit your title too.

PT pumps are not designed for positive pressure.

It can...

Guys, please post conversations in the forums, not in the classifieds. This thread/want ad will auto delete.

http://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/airtex,E8135,fuel+pump,6256

What's your price range? Why not buy an inline pump?

To use a resistor to reduce voltage, it must be sized correctly for the load. No, you can't use it for what you asked.