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Are you allowed to pull oil pans and see which one you want? look for the 12 point rod bolts.

I did not get my truck from them, but it originally came from there!

Is the seller in Brackney Pa?

Heres a pic...

Nope, not the bolted in one. I'll try to post pics of a bolted in one.

Look at the front motor mount x-member and see which one it is. If its the unbolt-able one, you will not need big equipment.

I can vouch for pepper! I have used it more than once.

If your going through gallons it has to be going out the exhaust some how.

I wonder how many trucks have issues with the rear of the block. MANY blown head-gaskets are at the rear of the block for some reason.

I have a good block with heads on it. Just needs an IP, starter, and turbo.

Skinny, I sent a PM. You other guys think it could be the water/oil cooler exchanger since you saw that steam? I ask cause I have seals and gaskets I could send him to try out.

Yeah, cut the tube and run a hose to a bottle.

Most of the trucks will puke coolant till its below the filler neck. Its hard to keep an eye on it that way! I agree with Phil, load up the truck with something heavy and run it hard for a couple hours.

I have seen that goop on motors in cans and on the rocker arms. I usually hose it down with the red brake clean and go on my way. If you have it on your rocker arms, pull them off the motor before hosing them down.