Sounds like the conv is locking . Just like driving a stick and forgetting to push the clutch in at a stop light . Have you checked the brake light switch for adjustment ?
That's why you have a problem bleeding the air . Take the glow plugs out , leave the lines tight and crank it over with your foot on the floor . It's the rpms that bleed the air . I did a 95 like WW did except all the glows were out . A lot of misting . He basically had the entire fuel system...
I would suggest waiting until you change all the glow plugs . Pull them all out and then crank the engine over . This gives you a much faster cranking speed which helps to bleed the fuel system quicker . You can sit in the truck and see the misting when cranking , it is very obvious . Also ...
Yes , that is the oil pump drive with the sensor on top . The CK model had vacuum for the AC only . This is the earlier model , 81 to 87 . I'm trying to use a serp belt and Banks so a lot is going on up front .
That's OK . Just looking for some info . There was someone , 65GMCTD I think , that had posted about sensors . They will bolt in but one had a square wave output and that could not be swapped because of the output . I have a few of the California vac pumps with the sensor on top as I want to use...
Yep , my thinking too . Not really worried about other points of view as I've heard this over and over again . I have my thoughts and that's why I had my heads ported and picked up the Crane regrind . Could I be wrong ? Sure but it's my money and time and I might just learn something .
I think...
Chris , I have heard of the Delta cams and thought there was one larger than the 206 . It would be interesting to get the specs on that cam . Also need the radius of the seat and not the valve for the formula .
As far as the intake ports , where are the specs on diesel porting ? No more on gas...