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From what I have read the answer is yes if you have a multi fuel engine. Just don't use gas. It will destroy your engine in the long run.
Being that you are a new member, and this is your first post this has been covered many times.
There are filters, cleaners...
Wow!
How did you cut such perfect holes?
The round ones I can understand but the tear drop ones are really impressive!
The new oval LED tail-lights are nice, and make great marker lights.
I was also wondering how to cut a perfect oval.
Question?
Is it possible to install an inline ballast resistor to step down the voltage from 24V to 12V ???
Okay, how about two ballast resistors?
I was just thinking there might be an inverter that would allow a 12V bulb to be used on a 24V system.
Can you show me how to install a relay to the switch?
I get so confused. I read the display instructions but I still don't understand it.
What I do understand is burning out my switch, blowing fuses, and I just burned out my alternator.
I added four 55w lamps wired into my backup lights, and oops!
up 2 U
I always get an apposing view when I try to explain the torque stretch spec.
Studs stretch too!
I am from the old school.
Did you know that when you install a set of studs, the thread that is inserted into the block should only be torqued to 20 Lbs. ???
That's old school too!
It...
You really should get yourself a new set of head bolts: I would go with studs.
ARP makes the best!
ARP-bolts.com | The Official Site of Automotive Racing Products, Inc.
Head bolts have a built in stretch factor; once stretched, that's it.
When you torque those bolts to spec, they stretch, and...
Put it on the mudflap but,..
If you don't get yourself a License plate light you are going to be in a whole heap of trouble!
The way things are going, you will be arrested as a terrorist for sure.
I agree
Yup!
You're Right!
Silicone is much better where rubber is concerned.
I'm in a New York State of Mind.
I really need to alter my way of thinking.
Propane injection info.
I do a lot of research.
I want to add a propane injection unit to my diesel engine: I have six.
The one I was reading about exsplained that a diesel engine only burns 75% of its fuel, and the other 25% is wasted.
Using a propane injection unit will enable the engine...
1) A don't believe a propane torch will not provide enough heat to hurt the metal parts.
2) If there is no taper to the pin, then they will be a bugger to install.
I would apply some sort of rust protection to both side before the instillation.
Moly grease is great if...
Tapered
What he said!
Bushings, and King Pins are made in a taper so you must press them OUT from the bottom up, or flip them up-side-down.
Don't forget to apply some heat to the section before pressing.
I like to shrink the pin by cooling it just a little before I try to press it.
It...
That's Great!
I just love this answer!!!
I have been using the polyurethane foam to fill voids. The foam deadens noise, vibrations, and insulates.
But, for a wear tough connection spacer, that mud flap ideal beats them all!
I have been cutting up those 55-gallon plastic drums (made of...
number line
Dot-3
Dot-4
&
Dot-5.1
These brake fluids are all a little better than the last.
Dot-5.1 has been called "the Super Dot-4."
Better heat control
Higher boiling temperature
Less water absorbent
They say don't mix them so, you are told to do a total replacement.
Don't get anal...
Criss/Cross - Q & A ???
I really don't have all the answers.
Here is what I do know something about.
Automatic transmissions are able to use SAE-30, and they work much better.
I have been doing it since the 80s.
It tends to run much cooler, and has no clutch slip at all.
The SAE-30...
Transmissions | Copeland International
I found this web sight with a larger type of Allison Transmissions, and the oil used in them is:
C4 15W40.
TC, TG, TT, TRT, CR, 4000 Series, and up.
Quick, and Easy!
1.) Buy their House!
2.) Check on their Taxes for Auction, and do the Bid, and buy.
Afterwards, have the house moved quickly so if they regain title there is no home to come back to when all is said, and done. The neighbor must render payment for all improvements...
I haven't been following this posting so I do not know where this happening will be, and I could use a few directions from the main highway.
How far could it be from the Oklahoma border at Ark City?