Cleaned out the garage

[Rivetboy]

This is all that was replaced in the Cummins 5.9. That little silver fitting is the check valve that keeps the fuel from going back to the tank and losing your prime.
That one blew freely both ways. About $50 bucks at NAPA and located by the fuel water seperator on a 91 TC2000
Put the exhaust in complete with all hangars and reinstalled the driveshaft.
Progress!

 

[WARGEAR]

Looks like you were busy! How much left to replace?

 

[Booyah45828]

Good to see you changed the damper. A lot of folks overlook that because they don't understand how it works and it's importance.

 

[Rivetboy]

Looks like you were busy! How much left to replace?

Engine is done with remanufactured turbo and air compressor rebuilt at 545 and a thermostat controlled aux fan cooler for the trans all in. Starting the new dash build .Have all of the instruments wire breakers switches splices heat shrink terminal strips new processed instrument panel and a plan!

 

[Tango-SKO]

Very impressive! Dashes can be a bear.

 

[Rivetboy]

Very impressive! Dashes can be a bear.

That comment sounds like the wisdom of a man in the middle of one. Is yours progressing in a happy painlessly numb sort of fashion??

 

[cadillackid]

ha!! dashes can be a pain but oh so much fiun when you get them done
-Christopher

 

[Tango-SKO]

Mine is in a holding pattern for the moment. Need to get a ton of "other stuff" arranged before I can move ahead with it. I do have about 95% of the gauge wiring in place though. Does that count as progress?

 

[Rivetboy]

Mine is in a holding pattern for the moment. Need to get a ton of "other stuff" arranged before I can move ahead with it. I do have about 95% of the gauge wiring in place though. Does that count as progress?

Heck yes!!

 

[Rivetboy]

ha!! dashes can be a pain but oh so much fiun when you get them done
-Christopher

Indeed, the feeling of accomplishment will be very strong with this one.