Kodiak Engine in my 2500 ?????
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LOl :spit: Anymore tools needed for this little project? Well if they sell it at harbor freight atleast it can't be to much $$. Thanks :thumb:
I truely do not believe they are there (From memory) But I will double check tomorrow and report back for certain
No need for an angle meter. You just have to count the flats of the bolt. There are six points in a hex bolt. 360*/6=60* for each flat.
Torque all the bolts in a star pattern to 58ftlbs. Then turn every bolt in a star pattern 60*, Then turn every bolt again in a star pattern an additional 60*.
No need for an angle meter. You just have to count the flats of the bolt. There are six points in a hex bolt. 360*/6=60* for each flat.
Torque all the bolts in a star pattern to 58ftlbs. Then turn every bolt in a star pattern 60*, Then turn every bolt again in a star pattern an additional 60*.
Thanks, seems simple enough :thumb:
I knew I seen it somewhere
http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=254613&highlight=kodiak+block
I'd bet that it's only the 01 and maybe 02 blocks. I just so happen to have an 01 out in the shop, I'll check it out.
Its nice to have but not required I did mine the old fashioned way punch I also used a piece of PVC pipe not the best idea but it worked great an didn't cost me a penny!
If I tried that It would leak for sure with my luck
Thanks for the advice though :thumb:
If I didn't just bring the tools back to my dealer Jason I woulda traded you the trip out for some injector lines:hug:
Sh!t, Injector lines, forgot to look today when I was at the shop. Do you need all of them? Or a select few?
The 8 rail-to-injector lines. Thanks:hug: ill see if I can swing bens seal driver up Friday. I'll be at his house Thursday.