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Now for to find a removable roof, they did make them. Then maybe a one piece front end?

Or even where to find one in stainless 2"?

OH, check e bbaayy for military or jeep battery clamps. Have a bolt to attach the cable to the clamp. hany for disconnecting when working on the truck, and very heavy duty.

I ran my glow plugs off one battery and never had an issue starting. I see 40 below at times, or worse. Sure, I plugged it in for those temps, but it started as well as it ever did.

A 6.5, with a HX40WII turbo is what I'm doing. Very straight forward. A kit to fit the turbo is available from PT Wiring.

Nope, was talking about an oil cooler for the engine. Think I might use the cooler for hydraulic now, as I have a pump coming for a pending Np205 install.

How much luck have you had fitting a cross over pipe in our M1008 trucks? What sort of lift helps?

Adding aux. oil cooler? Any one done it, and how did you plumb it in?

The engine oil line. I need some aluminum to attach onto. More is better, of course.

It is the fittings into the radiator I need.

just trying to plumb in an aux. oil cooler for a heavy towing job. I can't find an set of the fittings to screw into the radiator.

Has anyone tried using link belts on their cucv? The ones you make to the length you want and can go on without removing the other belts?

I'm going to put a new style fuel filter and electric pump out of a 90's 6.2l truck, see how that works. As an aside, the truck is leaking or burning oil, so it has been low, likely that is lot of it. Found black oil in the snow under the passenger tail pipe upon start up, other side was clean.

I did change the filter and had the tank off and cleaned when I bought it. Makes sense though. I wonder why it would "rattle" at first though, and not upon restart?

Yes.

Sometimes my engine sounds loose, like lifter noise, and runs rough. If I shut it off and restart it, it sometimes will then sound like it is brand new and spot on. Any ideas what's up?

Tires came. a couple had pin holes and they shipped replacements out, at their cost, no questions asked. That is great customer service.

55mph in a pick-up is about tops. I added an overdrive trans and am going w/ taller tires to up mine. The Blazer is a road vehicle and can do free-way speeds.

I bought 5, saved a bit more and had them shipped to business, saved even more.

I've never run them, but know their tough to find. Being 80-90 percent tread, these are well priced. A 36 x 9" tire has its' benefits. Load range is "D" I believe.