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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
and the donuts served at the lunch wagon!- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
Actually yes and no. Updates: Found a new fabricator dude here locally. He is doing the following: 1. Tied in the Baja rack to mount to the frame, through the bed, as required. Pictures to come once I get the truck back. 2. Is re-doing the massive front bumper so it attaches properly. This...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
Sorry. The question was can I use the stock steering wheel in this project. I wasn't sure if everything mounted on the donor steering wheel (1996), tied to the wiring harness, was simply mounted to the the donor wheel, or if there were any grounds/issues/etc if I put the connections else where...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
more questions: steering column Spent the weekend "shaving" the calipers to accommodate the rims, working on replacing the rear driver door lock and handle assembly (using a spare door I procured with Eleanor), and was evaluating the electronic situation. It is clear there can only be two...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
some more of the first running of the powerstroke in the 1978 crew cab AKA: Eleanor j6w7iyRQOXs- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
its alive! htkTTbroPc8- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
Thank you kindly. I will now see if I can make this happen or not.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
Thanks. Every sight has different ways. Didn't want to break anything.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
how to post video? So, the oil pan is in. Sealed up, no leaking, and ready for a new life in Eleanor. Speaking of, we test fired the set up finally. And I have video... but how do I post videos on this site? Once I have that answer, I will post up.- 1killerz
- Post #118
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
oil pan The old one was crusty, JB welded, and leaky. Was a now brainer to simply replace with the new (now that its free from under the truck). The new one, well, its an oil pan. Nothing sexy to report here...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
oil pan and trying to fire the powerstroke So, not all goes as planned sometimes, and life is just that; something new every moment. My neighbor that was to help me lift the PS with his front end loader. Well, my neighbors a hunter. His dad's Bobcat is only to be run by their family. So he's...- 1killerz
- Post #116
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
much appreciated. It was unsavable though. Bought a new pan.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
go, no go... So the weekend did not go completely as planned with firing up Eleanor. Upon topping off the fluids, I noticed a consistent stream of oil pee from under the truck. Closer inspection revealed a small hole in the oil pan. Upon closer-closer inspection, I noticed at least four jb...- 1killerz
- Post #113
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
spaghetti...everywhere! so I now have two steering columns, cause we butchered the first one unceremoniously. Master Chief Willard and I are hoping to patch the new column, the old harness, and all my crap and have a go at firing up Eleanor this coming weekend. Mind you, not road ready, but...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
got the D60 back New from end to end... My better half has volunteered to add some artistic touches to the differential cover. We shall see...- 1killerz
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