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Ds4 fitting for fuel pressure gauge
If that one works, I could use it.- DieselCash
- Post #29
- Forum: GM 6.5 Diesel
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How Tough is the 4L80E ? ? ? ?
I would rather not try this on my truck.- DieselCash
- Post #2
- Forum: All Other Transmissions
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Timekeeper explosion in P400
Wow, that is wild! How bad did it mess up the engine?- DieselCash
- Post #2
- Forum: GM 6.5 Diesel
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6.5L Lower control arm bushings and ball joints. $150 plus shipping!
I purchased the lower control arm bushings and ball joints for a stamped steel lower control arm. My truck has a forged lower. I figured it might be easier to sale them on here than return them. I have two ACDelco 19460464 / 46D2232A with no issues I paid $45.79 each off Rock Auto. I have two...- DieselCash
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- Replies: 0
- Forum: For Sale
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Lower control arm bolt removal
Yes, it is not going back that way. I did not feel like messing with the front diff, yet! It does need to come out for leaks. Thanks for the reply, hope you have a Merry Christmas.- DieselCash
- Post #4
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower control arm bolt removal
I cut the head off the bolt. A lot easier than removing the front diff.- DieselCash
- Post #2
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower control arm bolt removal
How do I get this bolt out? Without removing the from diff. This is the drivers side rear bolt.- DieselCash
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- Replies: 4
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower Control Arms
I cleaned them up with a Dremel. But, I was going to do that. Thanks!- DieselCash
- Post #13
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower Control Arms
They don't build a lower for our trucks, only a upper. Thanks!- DieselCash
- Post #8
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower Control Arms
I was able to Dremel the rust off with a stone bit. Once I did that the bushings slid right in with some silicone lube. I did not know about the GMT 800 brake conversion. Maybe in a couple of years, I am currently replacing everything on my front end. Thanks for the reply DieselAmateur!- DieselCash
- Post #5
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower Control Arms
- DieselCash
- Post #3
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower Control Arms
- DieselCash
- Post #2
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Lower Control Arms
It seems the lower control arms are discontinued and nobody makes them. Mine are messed up enough I can't install new bushings. Let me see if I can add some pictures. Anybody have any ideas? Thinking a machine shop is my best bet.- DieselCash
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- Replies: 12
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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I'd like one of these
The last link is working for me, pretty cool rig!- DieselCash
- Post #7
- Forum: Deal Finder
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Seat Interchange-- OBS into Square Body, etc.
Check out OBS Outpost, they make custom brackets to upgrade seats into your truck.- DieselCash
- Post #5
- Forum: Interior Components
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Thinking About a DPF Delete on My ‘17 GM Diesel – Good Idea?
Just be advised, most car dealerships will not take a deleted truck on a trade in. At least not down here in Texas.- DieselCash
- Post #8
- Forum: Unique Diesel's Forum