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Allfritz123

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I have 6.2 liter and 6.5 liter diesel trucks - some working, some not! I always try to keep at least one on the go. As a result, it seems these older trucks always needs some TLC and also need some answers to puzzling questions. Looking forward to sharing my knowledge and passing on what I have learned frome experience!
 
Welcome, Allfritz123!

You'll find that Will is very passive on the forum. A person rarely knows where he stands on any particular idea and he's a man of few words.

(...all very untrue :happy:)

In all seriousness, you're in good hands here. The guys here really do care and are passionate about doing things right. There are other forums around, but I don't believe there is one that will top some of these fellers on here.
 
Thanks for the heads up on signature line, will post some pics. This was my last truck - a '96 that lacks compression and tried to start. Bought it with a donor engine. I am hoping to take heads out of it and put into the donor engine that I bought with the truck. That was the idea of the last guy! Body didn't look in bad shape and I am hoping to make it into a good working truck. Needs TLC!
 

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Mighty fine lookin' rig there! Love all the snow in the background too.

just a suggestion on posting pics. when you attach the photos just before you tap the post button, there should be a button on the file attachment to insert full size. it makes it much easier to view on our phones :)
 
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