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I just used Leroy's cooler lines and fittings. They worked perfectly! If you don't know your size take pictures and send them to him. That's what I had to do.

Welcome to the Truck Stop! Ether will pre-ignite when the glow plugs kick on. Below is a good link of damage it could cause. https://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/threads/the-immediate-engine-damage-that-can-result-from-ether-starting-fluid-use.46065/

There is dashes without cracks for sale on fake book market place down in Waco.

Changing a dash on a 93 is not too hard. I replaced mine on the 93 I had before. I pulled it from a truck in the wrecking yard. I think I made a post about it.

The sun destroys them down here. But it takes a very long time. I will do that next time. I already ordered the new hoses.

Braided stainless, after market. It's been on the truck for a few years. The intercooler rubbed a hole into one of the lines.

Thanks, I ordered some cooler lines. The ones on my truck are one size smaller than what I ordered. That is forcing me to jump start adding a cooler under the truck. It really sucks, one of the old lines has a hole in it.

How is the quality? Worth the price?

Did you ever order those fancy banjo bolts from the UK?

Down here, cummins is the #1 truck where epa crap just falls off! Powerjoke is second, gm last. Very little will comply.

I agree 100%!

I just wish the epa's war on Diesel would stop.

I have no clue, I am sure shipping cost would be higher than a local purchase. There is a set like these on market place in black for $50 local to me.

Chrome truck steps. Came off a crew cab truck. Still in pretty good shape. Free to a forum member. I will not ship, you must pick up.

Not sure of the brand has no markings. Not perfect condition but usable. These came off an 8 foot bed. These are free to forum members. I will not ship, you must pick up.

That's a good idea, Thanks!

I was thinking of eliminating that plug. I wonder if there is a plug that could handle the amps better than the GM plug. Mine is burned up pretty good.

Does anybody have a part number for the plug for the main red wire for the HVAC fan when on high. I will add a picture of plug below. This is the red wire that starts at the under hood fuse block that runs across the firewall and enters the firewall below the radiator tank. Then runs to this...

I had this happen in the military hummers a few times. Always when towing, moving a dead vehicle and the wheels turn by force.

I plan on doing this, under the cab/bed area under the truck. I will use the dual one so I can move the engine oil along side it.