Recent content by Barrman

If you end up with a reduction drive starter. You will need the support bracket that goes with the reduction starter. They are not the same. The HMMWV starters are also 24 volts and bolt to the same engine. Here is a video about the different starters, starter bolts and support brackets:

I had a very similar issue when I first got my Gasser running 18 years ago. Here is a thread about it: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/air-compressor-help.9731/ My unloaded valve springs were broken. Can you hear the governor cycle? You have the newer version air regulator/governor...

Are you asking about the metal pipe or flexible hose? Several venders make 1984 K5 pre shaped pipe. Same with the flexible caliper hose. I put the Off Road Design stainless steel grades brake hoses on one of my trucks and have had no leaks, rips and a firm pedal for 8 years now.

Sharecropper posted while I was writing and I didn’t see it until mine posted. I totally agree with him. My turbo engine is a GEP block I took apart and built myself. But, I still stick to my self imposed limits and don’t worry about how fast anyone else is going.

The In Direct Injection design of the 6.2 is very inefficient with a turbo compared to Direct Injection. Think of an old Flathead V8 compared to a Hemi. IDI just doesn’t scale up very well. Don’t get me wrong, a turbo on a 6.? Is like magic compared to no turbo. But there are limitations. A...

Lots of really good questions. I am about to walk out the door going somewhere so I can’t answer line by line at this time. Just a few comments. The head stud issue isn’t really the potential coolant leaks of the design in my opinion as much as with the engine in the truck, you can’t install...

No, that is not normal.

One of my trucks does the same thing, sometimes. I am convinced it is my blinker box/relay. Here is a video about how to test the flasher box: I live down a dirt road and have learned with that truck to just turn the blinker on when I start the engine. If it works, then it will probably work...

Glad to help.

That low rating is all because of the very light duty Pintle hitch mounting. If you are trying to be legal towing more weight then a frame mounted receiver hitch and the GM tow rating can be presented.

I am lost as well. Sorry I am not a help.

Just make sure the engine OFF cable is pulled and locked back before you go turning it.

Might as well do new belts and hoses while you have it all apart. I just did this with the 6.2 in my M715. Here is a video with the part numbers in the description:

To you have a high hard pedal now?

Your transmission shift linkage needs to be adjusted is how I read what you have written. Under the driver side of the truck the all rod linkage is very visible. Loosen the adjuster, put the shift lever in the cab all the way into park, turn the linkage on the side of the transmission all the...