jrsavoie
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Keep me posted on a good source for the black Standynes. I actually had pretty good luck with them mounted on the manifold over the years. I usually got 6 to 7 years out of them
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1st Dead Dipaco/DTech PMD ??
- Thread starter Acesneights1
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NVW
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I think they are pretty much gone.
Westers had them listed for $150 US, I tried twice to order them. The first time was before Christmas and my money was refunded due to holidays. The second time he said they were out of stock and to order from Walt.
Westers had them listed for $150 US, I tried twice to order them. The first time was before Christmas and my money was refunded due to holidays. The second time he said they were out of stock and to order from Walt.
I think they are all POS! Mine D-Tech just bit the dust today. It was only 1 yr and 3 months old! Call Dipaco and they could have givin a rats azz less about it! I really believe that's why you only get a year warranty with these pmd. Seems better off to order some used ones and change them out as they die. Wish they would come up with a better solution.
Acesneights1
New Member
That's what I'm thinking. walt sells a rebadged grey one AFAIK.
Matt Bachand
Depends on the 6.5
Whatever you end up doing make sure you seal the 4 thin screws on the PMD itself to prevent salt from eating them. That's what failed on my Heath Isolator, the SALT, of course, ate the mounting screws so proper tension couldn't be constant for heat xfer and it overheated and failed.
On my replacement I put a nice dab of silicone rtv on each of the 4 heads to seal them clean. No hiding from the NE salt... Foot of snow on April Fools day too??? Got a slight sunburn today
On my replacement I put a nice dab of silicone rtv on each of the 4 heads to seal them clean. No hiding from the NE salt... Foot of snow on April Fools day too??? Got a slight sunburn today
bison
Well-Known Member
Whatever you end up doing make sure you seal the 4 thin screws on the PMD itself to prevent salt from eating them. That's what failed on my Heath Isolator, the SALT, of course, ate the mounting screws so proper tension couldn't be constant for heat xfer and it overheated and failed. On my replacement I put a nice dab of silicone rtv on each of the 4 heads to seal them clean. No hiding from the NE salt... Foot of snow on April Fools day too??? Got a slight sunburn today
I think my FSD location is not that bad after all,is it?
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jrsavoie
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Brooklyn Tow
9 11 Never Forget
Works for you.....How long is "that one" there......Whens the last time you changed a PMD?FSD?
bison
Well-Known Member
i got a FS on there for 2 years,the stanadine in the pic went on the 95.
There is a insulated cover over it normally.
There is a insulated cover over it normally.
Brooklyn Tow
9 11 Never Forget
Sure gets plenty of Air flow!