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  1. M37M35

    Seeking Advice on Replacing HH O-Rings in the Truck

    No, you didn't hurt anything. There's no shutoff valve. If you're draining the primary filter on the frame rail first, there's a chance it could siphon fuel from the tank. I don't remember the exact procedure in the manual, but I think if you drained the two filters on the block first, left...
  2. M37M35

    Seeking Advice on Replacing HH O-Rings in the Truck

    I haven't had to do any major work on my HH, so I don't know enough about the inner workings to be much help in that area. Hopefully someone with more experience with the HH will chime in on that. A couple years ago I did the same thing you just did and replaced my HH O-rings because I was...
  3. M37M35

    Seeking Advice on Replacing HH O-Rings in the Truck

    With the rubber covers bad, I'm not surprised there was crud in the threads. I doubt the lines or ports are clogged, but it's easy enough to find out. You can loosen the lines one at a time at the injector and start the engine and see if they spray diesel.
  4. M37M35

    Seeking Advice on Replacing HH O-Rings in the Truck

    Also, look on the back side of the air filter housing toward the engine. There's probably a 1" port there that might have to be plugged, or else the board over the intake won't completely kill the engine.
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