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A short story on my experience with pure water. My dad bought a motorhome. We filled the fresh water tank from his North Georgia hand dug well. The fresh water gauge would not read. I crawled into the cabinet to check the sender. I found 3 sets of stainless steel screws about an inch apart...
Automatic transmissions require the trans to be in gear to stop the trans turning before engaging a PTO. The transfer case also so the drive line stands still.
Mine does the exact same thing. The needle goes all the way to the left and stays there. Even after I replaced it with a take out. I was watching some numbered gauges on the popular action site. Just have not purchased one yet.
The injection lines on diesels are all the same length. They have to be or the timing and injected amount of fuel would vary from cylinder to cylinder. Look at the first couple of lines of the deuce multi fuel and note the spiral loops because those injectors are close to the pump. Number 6, not...
Debur the block. Remove the sharp edge. If you don't you will cut the seal. You ain't lived till you break a seal extractor off way up on top of the crank! Fun times!
We need more info. Is the system stock 24volt or converted to 12? Where did you get the starter? Is it 12 or 24? Why did you replace the starter? You said "the same thing happened again". Is your engine locked up?
Most everything you need found here. http://www.hillbillywizard.com/index.html
Try tapping on your meter. My sticks every time. Have to tap it to make it work.
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