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[Donald Mitchell]

May be the car filter instead of the truck one. Back in the day, the car one was PF25, truck one was PF35, and it's about 2" longer. I use the AC PF1218 filter which is specified for the Vortec engines. I also put at least half a quart of oil in the filter so the pump has something to start with.

There was also a longer one for a bean truck that we used a lot.
AC Delco PF932

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

There was also a longer one for a bean truck that we used a lot.
AC Delco PF932

Yup that's what I use on my old 90 R 2500 Burb ( late square body 2wd). Was PF832 then they changed it and changed the #. When I couldn't get them any more, I went to Purolator version. Worked great and I had filtration for 5000 miles.

 

[SUBURBAN5]

Well heres the latest

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[SUBURBAN5]

As for you who've done this by yourselves.. hat off to you. I had the hardest time yanking it apart. Went smoothly but I had some help. Now getting it into the garage was a pita and I did that by myself ....

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[SUBURBAN5]

Also anybody who's ever done a repair on these lines what are my options?. I suspect one of them is leaking and I was thinking of cutting it and sliding the hose over it and clamping down on it. I'm sure there discontinued and I rather not do a jy...

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[SUBURBAN5]

Wrapping up for the day

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[Pinger]

That's a big chunk of work you've got done - neat!
I was wondering how 'dressed' the new engine was going to be prior to installation. Very - judging by that last photo.
Stay on it. You can change an engine faster than I can change a brake pipe. I'm watching and learning!

 

[SUBURBAN5]

That's a big chunk of work you've got done - neat!
I was wondering how 'dressed' the new engine was going to be prior to installation. Very - judging by that last photo.
Stay on it. You can change an engine faster than I can change a brake pipe. I'm watching and learning!

Thank you lol. I need to clean up the alternator bracket. Just wanted to start fitting parts on. I need to get a inch pound torque wrench. I hoping I got the distributor set right.... I'm already planning on taking it to the dealer. Whenever she's running so they can fine tune it..

 

[SUBURBAN5]

Anybody got any ideas how to insulate the firewall like a diesel or new vehicle??

 

[Cokeman95]

Anybody got any ideas how to insulate the firewall like a diesel or new vehicle??

Variety of YouTube videos and products came up with a quick Google using "vehicle firewall insulation". Should be able to find something that fits your budget and time frame.

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