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Thanks. I thought it could be a tach sender but since the wires go back to the transmission area and i have no tach i forgot about that idea.

I do have tje new engine already in house and almost ready to install. I have to assemble the turbo into place and also transfer this little piece that i have not find out its function yet. The new engine does not have it.

Is not only for the doghouse, i am swapping a 6.5L NA for a 6 5L TD. I will need the clearnce i guess.

Did you cut it already? Have you found any thread of anyone doing this? I bought the parts from BlackDog but haven't got to cut it yet as i don't have the doghouse yet.

Assembled thebharbor freight crane, engine out and isntalled a battery switch.

Started fitting new seats on the truck today.

Where did you get those? They are nice.

Nice. I have to work on mine as well.

Theyvwill be loted in. I will install riv-nuts in the original lifted section and countersink the aluminum to hide the head of the screw. Might make a access door in the front of the passenger rear base so i can use it as storage. At least this will give me a good support for the rear seats.

While waiting on the engine, i am making this seat base of some aluminum i had in my office. Better than paying for the original bases.

Pulling out the engine to stick in a 6.5L TD

Congrats on the purchase.

a little bit of off roading avery once in a while but not crazy

Hey guys, i am back again. please let me know if is should post on the same thread i started or if it is ok to start a new one for sourcing some parts. i recently posted about my 6.5l NA blowing a piston and cylinder and i have already sourced a freshly rebuilt 6.5L Turbo, even though the new...

thank you, i might be interested in the dog house and the related parts. i have already sourced the engu=ine froma friend of a friend.

Not really. As a matter of fact. The riv nut or insert on the B pilar passenger side popped out. I have to fix and install a new riv nut. Sent from my SM-G996U using Tapatalk

That is true; after the engine blew, the windshield is just a piece of cake. New one ordered today. [emoji108] Sent from my SM-G996U using Tapatalk

Thanks. I was checking into that. Sent from my SM-G996U using Tapatalk

Thanks. Definitely will be less work than swapping engines for sure. Sent from my SM-G996U using Tapatalk

Decided to fit the 4 man soft top kit, mirrors and windshield glass while waiting on the engine. Of course i managed to break the passenger side windshield.