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89 & DB, thanks for the kind words. I just think and read a lot, then ask lots of questions. Then i try and do it myself.
These forums are a great source of talent and information, just bursting at the seams. The electronics in these truck are very gard for me to grasp. But i am slowly, very slowly learning.
These forums are a great source of talent and information, just bursting at the seams. The electronics in these truck are very gard for me to grasp. But i am slowly, very slowly learning.
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Quick question to all.
My mate is changing his injectors in his 2005 gmc 2500 V8.
Does any know the torque settings for these?
Thanks in advance!
My mate is changing his injectors in his 2005 gmc 2500 V8.
Does any know the torque settings for these?
Thanks in advance!
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Torque setting for fuel injectors? In a gasser? You talking fuel rail?
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Sorry, a deisel
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Sweet camper tie down mounts, thanks for posting!
I'm going to copy those after get myself a welder.
Any pics of those modified bags installed?
I'm going to copy those after get myself a welder.
Any pics of those modified bags installed?
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CAC, sorry, I haven't got the bags in yet, too much pay-the-bills work on at the moment.
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Take a long bolt, over 6" long and machine the head to JUST slide into the pipe. then weld near the end of pipe, quickly cover with your leather gloves and apron so it cools very slowly. If you have any, put into a bucket of lime over night. The cut and sculpt the angle iron to make the attachment point. The rest is pretty basic from the previous photos. The upward brace goes right up to the bed mount for resistance to twisting. Simply fits into the hole up there.
See how you go.
Take a long bolt, over 6" long and machine the head to JUST slide into the pipe. then weld near the end of pipe, quickly cover with your leather gloves and apron so it cools very slowly. If you have any, put into a bucket of lime over night. The cut and sculpt the angle iron to make the attachment point. The rest is pretty basic from the previous photos. The upward brace goes right up to the bed mount for resistance to twisting. Simply fits into the hole up there.
See how you go.
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