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Bubble from a leak I found after an initial repair.
Bubble from a leak I found after an initial repair.
0 2022/06/24 13:46:18 christine_
Repair of the back/passenger side.
Repair of the back/passenger side.
0 2022/06/24 13:25:48 christine_
Repair of the back/driver side.
Repair of the back/driver side.
0 2022/06/24 13:25:15 christine_
Front/driver side repair. Not all of these leaked but most did so I just uniformly coated all well. I also made sure the JB weld covered the whole area where the tubes intersected the side tank even if the leak was only located at the front face.
Front/driver side repair. Not all of these leaked but most did so I just uniformly coated all well. I also made sure the JB weld covered the whole area where the tubes intersected the side tank even if the leak was only located at the front face.
0 2022/06/24 13:24:37 christine_
With the acetone thinned JB Weld, I used a heat lamp to help along the curing. This worked great.
With the acetone thinned JB Weld, I used a heat lamp to help along the curing. This worked great.
0 2022/06/24 13:24:15 christine_
This is looking at the coolant slowing coming out of the original fix from December while the radiator was still installed in the truck.
This is looking at the coolant slowing coming out of the original fix from December while the radiator was still installed in the truck.
0 2022/06/24 13:23:50 christine_
The passenger side leak area. I had to expand the area a bit later. This is an example of how I had to prep area for the JB Weld.
The passenger side leak area. I had to expand the area a bit later. This is an example of how I had to prep area for the JB Weld.
0 2022/06/24 13:23:31 christine_
0 2022/06/23 23:32:10 christine_
The installed new cooler. It is a Hayden 699. One of their largest. It has a thermal bypass valve in the bottom row so that it won't overcool when it is cold. I also think the fin design will provide better air flow. The Hayden people recommend that it be mounted with the exit and entrance pointed down if possible.
The installed new cooler. It is a Hayden 699. One of their largest. It has a thermal bypass valve in the bottom row so that it won't overcool when it is cold. I also think the fin design will provide better air flow. The Hayden people recommend that it be mounted with the exit and entrance pointed down if possible.
0 2022/06/13 14:58:58 christine_
The connections I made to the new cooler. It was so much taller that I had to use them to be able to connect the long hoses without kinking them.
The connections I made to the new cooler. It was so much taller that I had to use them to be able to connect the long hoses without kinking them.
0 2022/06/13 14:58:36 christine_
Another view of the original extra cooler showing the hose routing. This was plumbed in series with the one built into the radiator.
Another view of the original extra cooler showing the hose routing. This was plumbed in series with the one built into the radiator.
0 2022/06/13 14:58:13 christine_
The original supplemental cooler I had installed when I had my transmission rebuilt several years ago.
The original supplemental cooler I had installed when I had my transmission rebuilt several years ago.
0 2022/06/13 14:57:45 christine_
0 2022/06/12 21:10:24 christine_
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0 2022/06/11 11:11:21 christine_
The new pitman arm installed on the steering gear and in the centerlink.
The new pitman arm installed on the steering gear and in the centerlink.
0 2022/06/11 11:10:55 christine_
The 33 mm socket for the steering gear nut.
The 33 mm socket for the steering gear nut.
0 2022/06/11 11:07:41 christine_
Using the tie-rod puller on the steering gear shaft.
Using the tie-rod puller on the steering gear shaft.
0 2022/06/11 11:07:30 christine_
The tie-rod removal tool (J 24319-B equivalent) shown for size and installed orientation. It is a quite substantially build tool.
The tie-rod removal tool (J 24319-B equivalent) shown for size and installed orientation. It is a quite substantially build tool.
0 2022/06/11 11:07:26 christine_
It broke free!
It broke free!
0 2022/06/11 11:06:50 christine_
View looking over lower control arm showing the new position of the steering gear with the removal tool installed.
View looking over lower control arm showing the new position of the steering gear with the removal tool installed.
0 2022/06/11 11:06:36 christine_
Picture of old pitman arm with tie-rod tool installed with steering gear centered. This did not work so well so I rotated the steering gear to the left.
Picture of old pitman arm with tie-rod tool installed with steering gear centered. This did not work so well so I rotated the steering gear to the left.
0 2022/06/11 11:06:09 christine_
0 2022/06/06 21:03:14 christine_
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