- Install the the new filter (empty)
- Open the bleeder on top of the housing
- Start pumping the hand primer on the
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Hate to hear you're not getting a response. What I can find in my moonlighting:- Does anyone know the stock Cummins P/Ns for the tail housing and the
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With the cab back on the frame and bolted down, next step in finishing the floor of the cab is to build the sub framework for the GM seats. Given the...
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Oh hey there! Sorry it's been a while. Crazy times with end of year and holidays but been been getting a few hours in here and there when I can. The...
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Same parent family but when we built the shop order for the R2.8, we picked the newest and most durable performance parts that would stand up to a wide...Leave a comment:
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Next up is tackling the substructure of the floor. My floor is rotten and since I have to rebuild it anyway, I may as well build a newer/better substructure...
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Nothing too exciting or innovative here, but the last key to the puzzle of the driveline setting on it's own! Once my brother and sister helped me lift...
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The wheels eventually arrived so I was able to throw them on and finalize the cab location. They are from a late model Rubicon and I may end up running...
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That was always the biggest thing on new builds we would see on Cummins Cruise... Guys would start to white smoke a bit and stumble and we would tell...Leave a comment:
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Final engine resting location (still shown with suspension fully compressed). I have marked the mounts for a bit more trimming once I have it all apart...
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From there, it was test fit, tack, test fit again, score the frame where they should be, remove engine, drop suspension, finish weld the frame mounts...
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These frame side pieces are great. There is plenty of beef here and they go together really nicely. Again, massive time saver for the DIY garage fo...
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Because I'm offsetting my engine toward the passenger frame rail about 1.5" from center, I needed to flip the isolator around to bring the stud in...
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Engine Mounts! Finally!
I finally got some time last week (and parts) to go get my engine mounts knocked out. When I had parts, I didn't...Leave a comment:
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incase you didn't see my other thread on troubleshooting using QuickServe:
https://www.repowerowners.com/forum/...h/2898-quickse...Leave a comment:
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