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The factory fuel filter base on my 85 M1008 started leaking and at the time I didn't know they could be rebuilt. So it was replaced with a duramax set up. The d'max set up works just fine, but the the truck doesn't start as fast vs the factory set up.
I did keep the factory set up. May have to...
My 86 M1008 developed a buzzing noise last year. I knew it coming from somewhere around the rear drive shaft. Turns out the bushing inside the tail end of the transfer case needed to be replaced
The easy way to check the skid plate is to put your foot on the plate while the truck is running and parked. If the buzzing noise stops, you found your problem
I had my 27MT rebuilt by a reputable shop and still had issues with it. I finally gave up and had the shop that rebuilt my 27MT order a brand new 28Mt. It doesn't turn the engine over as fast as the 27MT, but it works every time..
I'm looking at a 6.5 turbo to stuff into my 86 M1008 and I have a few questions. The engine needs a new #8 piston which is an easy fix. The present piston has a tiny hole in it. This was a heat related issue on the #8 cylinder which the 6.5 turbo was known for.
How do I fix the coolant flow...
Sway quick disconnect and the rear winch FINALLY full operational on the 85 M1008... and trimmed the front fenders just a lil bit, so no more tire rub.