> Hi Charles,
>
> I know I can't see well so must have missed that pump. I really didn't stand on the truck's left side and
> look because some 18 wheeler would have peeled my jeans
> pockets off. I-state highways are a pain.
>
> Being able to understand the problem well, before
> confronting the repair shop, is worth a lot.
>
> Bob
>
Scott or anyone else have some .050 oversize main bearings for an OM352??? I
also need the middle size thrust main I thought it was a 32.1mm. I need
these next day air if anyone has a set.
Thanks,
Jay
Yeah, there aren't any, are there? Kitty and I are making an unscheduled visit here "for a few days". Our Dodge 2500 just fried it's fuel lift pump, I think. This is the first real breakdown we've had for many years. Still, with cell phone, internet access, OBDII scanner, and a local ham radio repeater, we are not exactly in a covered wagon with a busted axle and 50 miles to the next stage stop!!!
Wish we were in the Unimog!!!!! No electronics to croak.
Non-mog, of course, but has anyone had a lift pump failure on an early '04 Cummins?
The last reminder, it would have been earlier today, but I've been getting the truck loaded, and checking it twice....
It brings a tear to my eyes... but probably it was the onions I was slicing.
Cheers
Does anyone have a line on a set of very light duty front coil springsfor a
406/416?
To my suprise I have a set that measures approx.22.65mm wire dia.
another set @ approx23.25mm, approx.25.4mm. and the SEE's @ 27mm.ish
I'm looking for the 22.65's
Thanks,
Jay
Saw Bill Caids post on hs website re trouble reseating tubeless tires and thought I would share this.
I had a 1300L with 20 inch rims - once the new/repaired tire is back on the rim if it does not inflate easily just use a 20inch bicycle tube.
Place the tube on the rim between the mog tyre and the remaining gap that is causing the problem, inflate the bicycle tube - this makes a seal between the rim and the mog tyre. Start inflating the tubeless tire - once it "takes" deflate the bicycle tire and remove.
I epoxied my window in the track last year. It worked great up and down almost all the way. Then it came unglued the other day. My two questions are: what adhesives should I use to keep the rubber in the steel track and the rubber channel to the glass? The window did not go all the way down. Is this as it should be, or did I put it in wrong? Thanks in advance, Jim Holmes 57 VLF 404 tree truck.
List,
I have a bunch of items for sale, including military medical chests.
These are great for storing things since they are water tight. I also have
some trailers and miscellaneous items for sale. All items are located in
Wall, NJ.
Moggers:
Just because we have been "quiet" does not mean that we have not been busy. We have repaired and/or added a bunch of stuff to our rig. The url below is for your consideration.
http://www.billcaid.com/2010/MogRepairs20100310/MogRepairs20100310.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9XAC-BvUyo
Tell me that wouldn't be fun, :-)