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WOW it is early. I am answering a 4 year old post and repeating myself to myself. I hope the day gets better. Take Care.

Check out your tail pipes. They could be leaking and seeping in thru unknown rust holes. I seen it more then once. Good Luck.

That will do it. All of the above create a vacuum and draw the exhaust into the cabin. Same as a sliding rear window in a pick up truck. Designed to vacuum out the bed when you open the drivers or passengers side window with the slider open. hate them. Never have another one in any pick up I...

IMHO. They are not cracks. They are cast marks from being made. I see that stuff in the castings all the time. From where I am sitting and seeing what you are showing. I say no worries mate. Continue on. Just double check the bell bolts for tightness and make sure all the fasteners are tight and...

No need to drain any oil. Just be careful or the oil in the lines will drain on you. Have rags and gloves nearby to keep the job and yourself clean. 7/8" & 3/4" wrench to get the lines off. A 7/16" to get the clamps apart. Good Luck. report back. Happy Holidays. Wear safety glasses.

It is not a bad job. Or should I say it has not been bad for me the last 3 sets I changed. I have been using the Dorman lines and have had great success and have been able to change them on and off in about 1 - 1 1/2 hours. The clamp and all start to finish. Tip is if you can get the clamp...

I think you have oil cooler lines leaking onto the exhaust pipes. You are getting the smell thru the heater because it is going up the cowl and into the inside. Just an idea. I have just changed 3 sets of oil cooler lines in the past 30 days. I have 2 more sets to change on plow trucks. Report...

This is a quick observation and experience. I had been trail riding Terminus M1009 on Saturday at Rausch Creek. We were in a very rocky area. Talking huge boulders. Crawling along and I heard a few axle hits and some rear end scrapping on the skid plate. I started driving down the flat areas and...