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Those are called donkey d1cks.

Since the thread has run its course AND the OP is looking at coolant heaters, i got mine in the thought that i could put it under the motor and heat it up in cold weather. I have yet to get the heaters running yet though.

The control you got is for the air heater, but should work for the coolant heater, the fan controls just wont do anything.

I have a few in the barn if you decide you want to play with one.

YOu should start a new thread on your tach issue. Sounds like yours is not a mechanical driven tach anymore, or was it originally an A3? Hard to tell with no info and a small avatar pic.

And its funny the link you posted says $6k.

The best way to get fuel to the injectors(6.2-6.5) is to pull the glow plugs and spin the motor till fuel squirts out the GP holes. "One forum I read for another truck using a DB2 says that these lines need back pressure to start flowing the fuel" Smoke and mirrors. Its fuel, there is...

Looks stock to me! Job well done.

Good luck, they are potted so you will have to mechanically separate the components.

I would imagine that ohms law would be the rule in that case.

As long as they are multivolt. Not all are.

Putting the winter front on can be a pita sometimes. For me, I used some velcro along the sides and top and it works just fine. Once the engine is started, the vacuum will hold it on there.

I am scheduled to work, drink one or two for me!

1600s may fit, but you will not have the power to use them. 395s are your best bet.

Also, no this is the wrong place for your thread. This section is for issues with the website. Maybe a mod can move it for you.

Was the motor warm? They have a temperature interrupt so it can't be used if it's warm.

Yeah, I wouldn't worry too much about it. Some blow-by on a truck this old is pretty normal. Try putti g a few thousand pounds in the bed and run it hard for an hour or two. I bet it clears up a bit.

The clamping action forces the wedge between the rim and bead. It's like 20k psi.

Can't go wrong keeping what you got and installing a "Lincoln locker"!

Perfect area to use PTFE lines! You can make them yourself, best of all.