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Have you contacted Advanced concerning the slave cylinder bracket? What size clutch are you running,11" or 12"? How is the pedal feel? Advanced Adapters has a disclaimer in their documentation that the bellhousing they produce is not advised to be used with the 6.2L diesel. In fact they are...
Here is the current NV4500 post:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/62786-another-nv4500-thread.html
Try to do a little searching of the site. Many questions have been addressed.
Here is some homework for you:
www.nv4500.com/http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/techarticles/drivetrain
/131_0705_1986_chevy_1_ton_5_speed_manual_transmission_swap/index.html
NV4500 Replacement Transmissions General Information
clutch pedals - Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board
I am in the process of...
The glow plug relay is to the left of the master cylinder.
I agree with doghead and 319, it sounds like the starter solenoid. One thing you could try is get yourself a soft mallet and hit the starter a once or twice. If that doesn't work have it tested.
If you can, have someone else cycle the...
I used a section of rubberized plastic I had left over from a project on an RV. Basically the stuff that folds into the channels that covers up visible screws to provide weather protection.
Or if your really good:
Hate to tell you this after what you have done so far, but you may have to start again from the beginning. You may have to get out the volt meter and go through and check the harness (power and grounds) to each socket. I had this same problem with mine. I didn't have to replace the switch...
Yep, that is one of many things to take care of: check electrical connections (grounds especially) and rubber parts. Great of you using the and reiterating the "Search" function of this site!
Glad to hear that all is where it should be!
One thing you could try, is a taller air filter element. What I mean is, your stock "HEIGHT" air filter is nicely protected by its housing which has an anemic small opening to feed air into the manifold.
Measure the height of your air filter and replace it with one that raises the lid of the...
All right fellas! It's a done deal! I have procured everything including the flywheel! One stop shopping. I will get back to you all with the process of installing.