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  1. 2004LB7

    Engine swap holy moly , 06 LBZ into 05 LLY, no start

    Double check the crank and cam sensors are in the right harness connector. Easy to accidentally swap them and you'll have a no start condition. The two sensors look the same and connect the same Do you have a bidirectional scanner, like EFI live? Very helpful in diagnosing no start conditions...
  2. 2004LB7

    I’m driving a 6.5 for a bit.

    Any upgrades planned?
  3. 2004LB7

    Engine swap holy moly , 06 LBZ into 05 LLY, no start

    Welcome What was wrong with the LLY? Also, some of those early LBZs where detuned to match the LLY output. If yours is like that you can install the later tunes and "restore" the power and still be fully EPA compliant
  4. 2004LB7

    December '24 Chat -- Release the Brown Elves!!!! (Tom's last Peak season!!)

    .44 Magnum?
  5. 2004LB7

    December '24 Chat -- Release the Brown Elves!!!! (Tom's last Peak season!!)

    So your saying that fuse block needs .308 cases to work properly? 😁
  6. 2004LB7

    December '24 Chat -- Release the Brown Elves!!!! (Tom's last Peak season!!)

    I always thought that bubblegum wrappers or aluminum foil was the correct way to bypass a fuse 😁. Never heard of using ammo. So, do I use spent cases or does it have to be live ammo to keep the circuit live? 🤣
  7. 2004LB7

    The first 5 second 1/4mile Diesel pass in history and the technical breakdown on what it took to do it.

    You're going to have to give me the weekend uninterrupted to read all that. But I look forward to it 😛
  8. 2004LB7

    December '24 Chat -- Release the Brown Elves!!!! (Tom's last Peak season!!)

    That electrical panel is pretty cool OSHA would have a heart attack if they saw that 😅
  9. 2004LB7

    December '24 Chat -- Release the Brown Elves!!!! (Tom's last Peak season!!)

    "The offer has expired!"
  10. 2004LB7

    2wd chassis to 4wd

  11. 2004LB7

    2wd chassis to 4wd

    https://dmaxstore.com/products/energy-suspension-polyurethane-front-differential-mount-bushings-2001-2010
  12. 2004LB7

    2wd chassis to 4wd

    I don't see why the part Tom linked too wouldn't work. As long as the diameter is correct. It could be chopped shorter if needed. Is that 14mm bolt fixed into the bracket and not removable?
  13. 2004LB7

    Fuel issues, crank no start

    The CP3 is pretty tough. If it was just gasoline then it's probably fine. Injectors will probably be fine too. If it was a bunch of water and debris then hopefully the filter was able to clean it up and remove the trash. But if too much water gets past the filter then it can do some damage if...
  14. 2004LB7

    December '24 Chat -- Release the Brown Elves!!!! (Tom's last Peak season!!)

    Form the sound of it, it's more like her "projects" 🤣
  15. 2004LB7

    2wd chassis to 4wd

    Oh, your right. And the other image I think I circled the steering box mount. This is actually the location for that aluminum bracket
  16. 2004LB7

    December '24 Chat -- Release the Brown Elves!!!! (Tom's last Peak season!!)

    Impossible. What is ever to do with all his new found time? He is going to get bored not being Santa all year 🤣
  17. 2004LB7

    Circulating Heater

    Forum thread location. Tom is the forum librarian, or maybe a curator?, and puts the individual threads in there correct location. In other words, he moved your thread to the "hard parts" sub category
  18. 2004LB7

    Circulating Heater

    I believe the hose is 1.75"
  19. 2004LB7

    2wd chassis to 4wd

    This, I believe shows the pieces needed to be cut off the 4wd frame and welded to the 2wd on
  20. 2004LB7

    2wd chassis to 4wd

    I think it's a little more then just some holes drilled. The aluminum mount you referenced is not just stuck in a hole. It's a welded in bushing. And off the top of my head there is another mount or protrusion on the other side of the frame that will need to be welded on. But if you have both...
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