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Thanks Rusty. One more clarification before my head explodes. So we are talking about using "50wt non detergent motor oil" in the trans and transfer case? Not 50wt gear oil? Thanks.

Also, am I correct in assuming the same oil should go in the transfer case as well?

40wt here. Probably change to 50wt. Also going to start adding zinc to the 15w40 in the motor.

40 in the rears made a huge difference. Might try 35 but I'm happy with it for now.

Welcome from md. Let it warm up to 120 but take it easy until fully warmed. I usually cheat a little. Download the electrical schematic tm's for your truck. They make life so much easier.

Sounds fun. I may see you there.

Ha! Good to hear you got her figured out. :tank:

Thanks everyone. I think I'll try 40 and go from there.

According to the tm, 50 psi all around is the correct pressure for on road driving. It seems like that would be correct if the truck was loaded to capacity but with an empty bed it seems too high for the rears. Does anyone air down the rears for normal driving? I was thinking about 50 in the...

Welcome from md.

Still sounds like a carb problem. Especially since you said there is pressure built up when you disconnect the line. Fuel is not getting into or past the carburetor. Could be a jet, passage, or fuel shutoff valve (if equipped) being blocked.

Great story. Congratulations on the new truck.

When I drive my M35A2 I let it run even if I have to go into a store for up to 10 minutes. I pull the throttle trim out in order to boost oil pressure and smooth engine vibration. Not sure if you have this ability in you vehicles.

Do you get fuel if you leave the line disconnected. Preferably into a suitable fuel container.

Could be a bad coil or distributer problem as well. Edit: oops, didn't catch the part about no fuel to the carb.

Count me in. See you Saturday if my truck makes it.

Hey there.

I also have the sAme question about the day. This Saturday?

Welcome from MD.

I'm a huge audio fanatic, but I would have never considered the deuce for an install. Looks good.