Plus Sized Grandpa

[OutlawDrifter]

Kreen is my go to when I need to clean out someone's past OCI mistakes. While your putting in the order, get some AeroKroil also, best penetrating fluid out there.

 

[phatphuck]

Meanwhile the injector replacement and fpr. Surprisingly easy despite all the horror stories out there.

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[phatphuck]

So the new oil pressure sensor is a 3 prong on the block side and a 1 prong on the original connector/wire side (single wire). They are incompatible.

Doesn't look like I can easily find the single prong sensor. Anyone make this conversion and can give me some insight?

 

[phatphuck]

Is the 3 prong loom side also a single wire sensor?

In that case I could just get the newer style connector and tie it in.

Edit: just decided to break the two extra pins off the new sensor and use the single middle post for my body side. Should do the trick.

 

[phatphuck]

Got thissun all finished up. No leaks. Sounds great. Much smoother with the new injectors. Engine temp is reading a little lower now? Like 5-10*

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Next job is to clean it up in the engine bay good. Then going to take off all the old plastic loom and Tesa Tape the harness all over real good.

Then replace the last of the AC components I didn't do last year now that I have that broken line from this job and recharge it.

Wash wax detail done. Right?

 

[OutlawDrifter]

Glad its back together and running!

New AC is good in our areas, for sure.

Wash wax detail done. Right?

You're a funny guy...hahahaha, done...maybe for now?

 

[phatphuck]

Found another turd to polish.

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[phatphuck]

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Some LEDs, some paint on the wheels and a hell of a lot of DOT tape. Looking road worthy.

Forgot these little snips on the side rail after finishing the wiring and they made an entire 40 mile drive at speeds over 75mph without falling off. Were still there when I arrived.

Must ride pretty smooth.. lol

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[Supercharged111]

LOL at the snips. So what kind of big stuff are you gonna haul?

 

[phatphuck]

Yeah that cracked me up. I couldn't believe it.

It's a light duty trailer. One brake axle. 7k gvwr. But should cover me 80-90% of the time.

A zero turn, maybe some small cars. Tractor and hog maybe?

But I got it mostly for large materials.

It was cheeeeeap so I'm pretty happy with it.