Recent content by KiefOlsen92

This 4channel speaker/amp combo can hook up to a normal car stereo system... So would that allow me to tie the sub combo?

I'm curious how I would tie in a subwoofer/amp combo to my speaker/amp combo... RCA cable them together?

***how would I tie the Pyle sub/amp combo to my 4channel 800w Enrock amp***

An Enrock 800w Marine Amp/speaker combo with RCA cable to iPod. Havent hid under the dash yet. How ow would I hook up a Pyle Marine 1000w 10"sub/amp combo?

Maybe but he's built salvage titled cars and was working on like quarter to half million dollar machines wen I called him haha... I remember his old 6.5 suburban he had I used to hate how loud it was wen I was little... Here's a pic of the injection pump for the red wire if it helps anyone

Thanks. I called my uncle who works on tractors and is a genius... He had me unplug the red/pink on the injection pump crank the starter with the bleeder off... and boom done. So much thanks to my uncle. an easy 5 min

That is helpful but I have questions on what line the return line is... The top black tube on the right side? Do I unplug the red wire first then return then clear tube on left. RECONSTRUCT. Ten take off the top blak cap on the left for a second and turn it on?

Here's a picture filter I intend to change

I got replacement fuel filter for a 6.2 diesel at store since it hasn't been hanged since '09 What are the steps I should do it by?

Air port

Just knocked out the air port

is that an air sensor or something hooked on to the air duct... I feel like my 84 doesn't have that or something... thanks

Either way tho I am still curious on what kind pipe, reducers, and hangers ill need to do the job or just pay to have it done...

Haha this may be true but something tells me taking the side pipe off the right hand side and putting a nice muffler will help somewhat...

I replaced the air cleaner a couple months ago with one from napa... I was just wondering cuz I read some guys did it but couldn't find pictures. Runs fine, but there's always room for improvement I figure.