Those are the factory splices.
Correct
Those are the factory splices.
Just to clarify im not doing this wrong, .. I picked up a return line fitting from DHD, graduated cylinder, and a clear hose. i started at #7. Pulled the factor return, installed the test fitting with a hose into the cylinder. unplugged the FICM, cranked for 15 seconds (or when the truck stops cranking) Didnt get a drop from the injector..i did however start pushing fuel from the (now unplugged) factory return line, 22 ml worth. Did i miss something here?
Copy that, ya charger is hooked up. I'll finish the other cylinders in the morning. I got sidetracked by a faint hissing noise when I was priming. It's on the driver side somewhere. I'm tearing into it now to try and find it.Do that for each cyl. Some return more than others and some hardly any. Just make sure you do it the same each time. I also use a battery charger as well.
Short bed that sucker...![]()
Damn....remind me to take you along if I ever go looking for a new truck. :hehe:
But I dont see "Built trans" and "twins" on your list yet? Why not?
Haha ya, I'm trying to get it running good this fall..transmission will be a winter project. I would really like to do it myself but it scares the hell out of me. As for the turbos, I really liked how the twins acted on my last 05, I'll probably go that route..maybe this winter, fingers crossed.
I did some searching. Where did you get those lights at?
Carid.com is where I got all the lights.
Did you ever figure out your no start issue? I'm curious because this spring I put a new motor in a Kodiak that was jerry-rigged together and had a similar issue. It would fire up on ether and run for about 30 seconds and then quit. Without ether it wouldn't fire at all and after a couple days of trouble shooting I figured out that the guy that had owned the truck before had installed a knock off fuel rail plug and it wasn't sealing. It wasn't letting much past the plug into the return but it was enough to piss the truck off. We changed the rail and that plug and it fixed the whole issue. If you're still having that issue that may be something to look at. Can't wait to see what you do with the truck!