Whining, ticking and dripping
#14
This is a good time to replace the ignition coil, wires, and freshen up the fuel injectors. 4 of the injectors were missing the wire locks for the electrical connectors. Also cleaned everything I could get my paws on.
In with the new.
Out with the old. No noticeable damage or discoloring.
Ta Da! Getting there.
In with the new.
Out with the old. No noticeable damage or discoloring.
Ta Da! Getting there.
#15
It's good to see the progress!
Just a heads up, you don't want to use Fuel Hose for the TBH Plate.
The coolant will eat that hose from the inside ( and yes I've made this mistake) providing you with your next leak.
Grab some 5/16" hose from Napa that is rated for coolant.
Or IMHO it's 5/16" Silicone Hose (and proper clamps) or nothing.
But Fuel hose = in the near future.
Good Luck!
Works Great > https://www.summitracing.com/parts/vpe-20415/overview/
Just a heads up, you don't want to use Fuel Hose for the TBH Plate.
The coolant will eat that hose from the inside ( and yes I've made this mistake) providing you with your next leak.
Grab some 5/16" hose from Napa that is rated for coolant.
Or IMHO it's 5/16" Silicone Hose (and proper clamps) or nothing.
But Fuel hose = in the near future.
Good Luck!
Works Great > https://www.summitracing.com/parts/vpe-20415/overview/
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Ok, out of the APCs and back to the Rover. The throttle body is back in place and curing the rtv. The heater lines are upgraded and now I am just waiting for tomorrow to replace exhaust manifold gaskets. Hopefully that pesky coolant leak and tapping are in the past.
Oh! Look what jumped into my truck while I was at the pick a part.
Oh! Look what jumped into my truck while I was at the pick a part.