Put some bubble gum on in that will hold it!
I have always found that superglue on the gum works better.
Put some bubble gum on in that will hold it!
You are correct...Apparently I didn't do enough grinding on the rad support. Also found out it had blew out the intake mouth piece base gasketlet me guess....cold side pipe rubbed thru on the rad support?
I have always found that superglue on the gum works better.
Not this go around Steve.Cody, you changing the lifters??
It's not a issue of cash. Just timing at this point. I need the truck up by monday for a snowmobile trip to the trinities. Just got off the phone with Pat, no flat spots on them, needle bearings were still intact as well as the clips. And the rockers looked good. I'll be keeping a close eye one everything that's for sure. I know it's a risk and I should have done it while it was up anyways, but ya live and learn. The only reason why I even pulled the cab is due to what I'd thought was a blown HG. But it wasn't that and the studs were thrown in. In the near future, the valve train will be updated and what not with the other list of goodies. :ford:200.00........man I'd think about it...lol Sell a testicle if you need some cash..
I'm just picking on ya Cody!!
Back on the road.
Awesome. Love the pillar gauges by the way.
I had that happen a few times so I just unscrewed the sensor and started the truck. It blew all the junk out into a rag and I was back in business.
It's a PITA to deal with. Lol. I think my sensor has had it but we will see. Hasn't popped back on since it's warming up.
Yes its a pain! I actually carry a spare sensor with me just in case mine craps out again on me like it did last year.