Berman's 7.3 build

dsberman94

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Mine starts like normal. Or atleast as normal as I've known it to start for the last year. Never noticed a difference hot or cold.
 

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If your still is as bad as your wot #s suggest it does start like shti. You probably can tell the difference.
 

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Maybe a second longer crank when warm. Right around 120 degrees it's almost instant fire up. No drastic difference though.
 

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Would it be safe to assume that the bent pushrod is on the driver side being how loud it is coming out the intake? It's a very loud thump and I can clearly hear it over everything at heavy throttle.
 

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Would it be safe to assume that the bent pushrod is on the driver side being how loud it is coming out the intake? It's a very loud thump and I can clearly hear it over everything at heavy throttle.

What does the intake have to do with right or left?

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Would it be safe to assume that the bent pushrod is on the driver side being how loud it is coming out the intake? It's a very loud thump and I can clearly hear it over everything at heavy throttle.

not necessarily. could be radiating through.
Serial # can't tell you that?

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Not necessarily on that either.. quite a few guys on here have posted that they have forged rods and their serial numbers matched the pmr list.


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takes about a second to pull the inspection plug, 99.99% chance it does though since its a 02
 

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Serial # can't tell you that?

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Serial numbers are hit and miss. People have cheek their serial number which said they had PMR and found forged and the opposite. I could pull the block plug too but since I have to replace the pan I'll just wait.

Edit. My phone didn't load the last page. Those guys beat me to it.
 

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So. What do I need to get other than just the HPOP to replace my HPOP? Going with a t500 and I'm going to go for the down time route in a few weeks after the second week of May when school is out for the year. So I remember being told to get the riffraff HPOP line special tool thing because it makes it easier, what else will I need? Gaskets, filters, o-rings? Recommended to do an oil change or will that not be an issue? I'm actually getting excited about being able to start working on this thing with this warm weather again.


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Change the frigging pump and move on. If the truck needs an oil change then yes but one isn't dependent on the other.
 
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