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I did have that issue in the past, it was blowing diesel up into the air cleaner, and to the diffs/hubs.
I've blown air thru the rear vent lines into a water bottle up front, just air bubbles, no obstructions, no diesel pushed out into the water bottle.
Honestly i think this all came about...
My truck has suddenly started leaking from the LF and RR spindles. The LR input seal on the geared hub is wet too. So i may be doing the input and output seals on all the hubs.
I thought with all these leaks maybe I had a clogged vent line, but i can blow air from the rear hub vents, to the...
Yea I'm going to switch the large hoses out with new ones and keep the old for trail spares. I also plan on adding a few feet of random hose sizes to my spare parts kit.
Do you know any other spots out here to off road?
Sounds good, that park is pretty laid back, everything is fair game except the motorcross area. There are some mud pits, some obstacles and hills to climb, and a jeep trail.
I was offroading and noticed the distinct sweet smell of coolant. The upper radiator hose split and there was a nice puddle underneath.
I salvage some hose off a junk truck (thanks to the help of a friend i made out there), and was able to close the cooling system up again.
The reservoir was...
I would be careful airing them up again. If they have internal sidewall damage from the heat, they could literally blow up in your face.
To be honest if you put them through 160 miles of driving like that, i would strongly suggest replacing them. At the very least I would be splitting the rims...
I think the civilian setup uses a different filter and the military filter is the only option. I got mine on ebay, came with orings and the plastic screen water separator.
If you are in Phoenix, and it is hot outside, it should start even if the glow plugs are bad.
I'm in FL and I could start my truck after a couple cycles of cranking when I had bad glow plugs.
So back to the fuel issue. Can you smell fuel from the exhaust, when you try to crank? Of you loosen...
Lol, let me get this straight, if i see someone speeding and they are on the road and have the right of way, I can pull out in front of them so they t-bone me and I get paid?
Also, if you guys saw her speeding, why did you keep backing? Something seems strange here.
If i was leaving for 9 months and had good intel someone was planning on stealing my truck while i was gone, i would probably remove the tie rods and the radius rods. Good luck driving or towing it anywhere.
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