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LDS engine USE different pistons and different oil cooling jets, one hole injectors are LDS two hole are LD-LDT.

RE: Re: RE: deuce personnel heater parts Saturn surplus $250 two or three years ago.

LD and LDT's are all the same extruding the turbo parts.

there special purpose mil only "drain cock's" 3/8" NPT to 5/8" hose bib I tried to find them for months then found two in my heater kit :oops:

you could get a freeze plug heater Zero Start makes one for the deuce engine G/D4800 (7.8L 478 CID) Part No.3500025 Watt 1000 Volt 120 Diameter 2" Type Freeze Plug

here is the step by step to do all the seals etc. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=8927&highlight=axle+boots

I've used them on tractors but with the potential for leaks the "freeze plug" heaters are much better.

look local I got a kick a$$ price from a local tire shop.

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ditto

wait till you get it running that first time is magic :mrgreen:

jd yes I think you just get it off when the starters on the truck but a new from Leece-Neville solenoid is .... $350 so generally your better off finding a new starter.

having the special air compressor tool nsn 5120-00-070-7809. kevin sells the tools for $25 EA. Star Electric Ordnance Kevin Emdee, President 368 Big Oak Trail Radcliff, KY 40160-9749 Phone: 270-877-0813 Fax:270-877-5042 Email: Kevin.Emdee@comcast.net

I did mine outside by myself in about 4-5 hours and did a near by farmer's in about the same amount of time not including the week it took to have the heads machined.

dont know any of the numbers off hand but that Mack motor is the best of the power plants in the M-39 Series trucks if your lucky maybe it use's standard mack filters.

hey I'm painting my truck with CARC it really is a tough paint.

I'd pull the heads it's only a weekend kind of job.

hey about time my folks let me start moving the cars around the driveway and uncle's farm when I was 7.

Before and during with mine

manual says LDT flows 22GPM (at rated speed) of oil so the Wix-NAPA 1458 filter should just be able to handle the flow.