Sask466 Posted January 30 Author Posted January 30 Yes for the injectors, BD provided a really good instruction manual for install, so followed that. It’s a more involved process than for an old Dt 466, that’s for sure! BD seems to be a good company/product so far. 1 Quote
Sask466 Posted February 6 Author Posted February 6 It’s alive - she started right up. We cycled the key a few times to let the lift pump fill things. These common rail Cummins must bleed air out well. So far no leaks. We haven’t taken it for a drive yet though, and avoiding idling it much as it has new rings. 3 1 Quote
Sask466 Posted February 13 Author Posted February 13 We took it out for the maiden voyage last night. All seems well, no leaks or odd behaviours. I tried to get into the throttle as much as I could to get some heat and pressure into the cylinders. These 5.9’s are growing on me a bit. I found it easy to work on and not overly/needlessly complicated. The pyro we installed is acting up - temp is sitting at 400F when running and doesn’t move at all - idle or full throttle. Sits below slightly under 100F when not running. It’s an Autometer gauge, so not junk. We have the probe installed deep too. We will recheck wiring this weekend, but their isn’t much you can screw up… (those are words i think I have said before, haha) 3 Quote
B.B. Posted February 14 Posted February 14 Glad to hear it's back to being a usable truck even if it isn't your truck. Thanks for sharing the project I enjoyed following along. Quote
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