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CUMMINS 256476 for the big one under the fender

33472 for the filter on the motor. WIX or any other brand you like.

If you just open the TMs, and look at then, you will see that the A2 has it's own sections where needed. In a time crunch, I prefer to get the facts right and get the job done correctly the first time. Often asking a forum for information is a crap-shoot. In this case it took 2 days for a...

If you try to turn it over by hand, be sure the shut-off is pulled out.

Why guess, when you can read the TM?

Fuel additive?

If it will plug a leak, it will plug your oil cooler and radiator.

Your chain. You own a truck, not a stump grinder/remover.

Follow the slave port cables and connect to the batteries where they are attached.

Yes, the silver part needs to be forward as well. You could remove the fuel line and look fown into the valve, to confirm it is open. One other thing you could do is, try manually overriding the shutoff solenoid. There is a knurled knob on the front. This too is in the TM. You only do this...

Resetting the emergency cut off(-10), wiring(-20), and troubleshooting(cranks won't start)(-20)are all covered in the TMs. Your home-made cutoff return, may be your issue. Try disconnecting it and moving the valve a little at a time. Did you get it primed?

I would start with a new fuel filter. Also add in some 911 additive.

Have you ever serviced your truck? Have you been adding fuel additive?

You should always wear gloves when handling your wood.

If you get distracted, you always end up with women on the screen.

And in it, it has this. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/policy/army/fm/71-3/f377aph1.htm You can find anything, if you search.

Found this with a google search. http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=383863

I think a correct size 6 point socket should do it just fine.

Are you able to prime/pump/bleed the fuel system now?

I just read his obit. I could not help smiling.(so ironic as when I read your post I was intensely saddened). I hope you don't mind me saying(with respect), that is one he!! of an obituary! :doghead: He was obviously one he!! of a man. We're all lucky to have known him in the little...