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After you spray with pb, or acetone/atf(my choice), hit the bolt with a hammer. The shock might be enough to make a difference. Even a bunch of taps on it with something heavy will help
Can try heating the nut and then spraying it while hot.
Ya the 6.2 is a garbage motor
Everyone here who owns them thinks that too
What do you think the answer will be on a chevy based sub section?
Quit trolling and try the search feature
Its not bad, remove intake, ubolt lines at both ends and remove completely, Do the ip gear bolts though the oil fill, then unbolt the ip.
Should be a 1 day job( I work slow and am all over the place all the time)
Ya if local, call AAA for him, and head to his location asap. If the tow truck driver is friendly he may never ask for your id of info...
Just in case you can be near with valid documents, saying you went for your vehicle to help
Bad fuel, the tank sock inside of the fuel tank is sucking up crap.
When it sits, stuff falls down also and sludge in the bottom of the tank can move and momentarily allow fuel to get by.
Dont know any easy fixes, have to drop and clean the tank
Can try dumping in lots and lots of fuel...
You get what you pay for
That site screams chinese parts to me
Bosch, Stanadyne, Delphi are acceptable manufacturers.
All others prepare for the worst, poor spray and random pop pressure
To mess with any towing guys, always park your truck, set the e brake, and turn the steering wheel all the way one way and lock it.
Lock the doors too.
My truck is being updated to my uses. However its whole life has been updates and transfers from one "owner" to the next( army, us forestry, beverly fd)
It has some add on wiring from me(trailer+elec fuel pump)
Came with a radio(and holes in every interior panel) Radio is inop though.
I will...
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