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Nice hitch build. Want to make another?
--Dave
--Dave
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i got my client to do an RV A/C on top for their LMTV. it's powered with an inverter, what was the determining factor for you to use a generator? Did you cut the original covered or manufacture one?We purchased a '95 M1078 in February 2015. Have made a number of modifications:
New Tires
Siberian Express Horns
GPS
4.5KW Generator
Roof Mount A/C
LED Lighting
Vehicle is located in Oklahoma City, OK.
Looking for rear sway bar bushings, if anyone has a cross reference part number.
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Thanks Radbad for the Pyrometer info! I want to adjust the valves / injectors / air fuel ratio on my 3116. the manuals that I have are not very good. Any ideas where I can get better info on doing this work?Gearhead - a bit of googling led me to the link below. A Pyro is an Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) Pyrometer (Pyro) - high exhaust gas temps can indicate potentially hazardous situations for your turbo or engine.
http://www.bankspower.com/techarticles/show/25-why-egt-is-important
Someone else will have to chime in more than that.
From what I understand special tooling is required to adjust the injectors. Very expensive special tooling. It may be prudent to investigate that work with a Caterpillar dealer.Thanks Radbad for the Pyrometer info! I want to adjust the valves / injectors / air fuel ratio on my 3116. the manuals that I have are not very good. Any ideas where I can get better info on doing this work?
There's a great youtube video on how to sync the injectors. It's not difficult, just very tedious. Plus, as said already, the tools are quite spendy. I'm working with a couple guys and their 1078s, and getting the 350hp marine injectors in em. No towing involved, just a play truck. The fuel rate is very simple, it's just an allen headed screw with a jamb nut. It's between #1 and #2 cyl, under the valve cover(pictures in the link in my sig, below). Back out the screw for more power.Sorry about the dumb question ... what is a pyro? Also, is here somewhere I can go on the net to show me how to do the injector / air fuel adjustments for more power?
a write up with pics on how and where you installed the pyro gauge and sender for the exhaust gas temps (EGTs) would be much appreciated.MidnightDuramax. just did
Added a pyro last weekend,...