Bdsankey

Vendor
Vendor/Sponsor
Feb 1, 2018
4,225
1,329
113
Larsen, Wisconsin
Mine usually is too although I have to be careful as occasionally, I have seen things be higher than what I can get them online for. Not often but it does happen on certain things.

Might not be a bad Idea for you to do the kits. Just don't use the cheap looking bolts that banks shows in there's

I'm going to come in somewhere around $450 shipped in the lower 48. Thats everything in Josh's list (including filter).
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1FastBrick

2004LB7

Super Moderator
Staff member
Dec 15, 2010
7,111
2,215
113
Norcal
I'm going to come in somewhere around $450 shipped in the lower 48. Thats everything in Josh's list (including filter).
not bad. 100 cheaper than banks with better customer service, better bolts, shipping included, etc
 

2004LB7

Super Moderator
Staff member
Dec 15, 2010
7,111
2,215
113
Norcal
hay Tom, what about relevant information such as in post 1190? can we copy that over to the sticky? like a condensed thread or information center?

I know there is a few more such as BTU calculations for those trying to find a radiator, or remote oil filter adapters, temp sensors locations or even using the fuel temp sensor to monitor the oil temp, etc. lots of good info that we would have to sort through and copy over
 

KEVINL

Well-known member
Jul 4, 2008
1,431
43
48
42
Phoenix, AZ
I was thinking of going with a 2017-2019 cooler since it fits easier and uses the same filter not the the smaller 2020+ oil filter

my camper weighs about 9,000 loaded
 

Chevy1925

don't know sh!t about IFS
Staff member
Oct 21, 2009
21,743
5,911
113
Phoenix Az
I was thinking of going with a 2017-2019 cooler since it fits easier and uses the same filter not the the smaller 2020+ oil filter

my camper weighs about 9,000 loaded
considering the benefits, our temps out here and you having twins, id rrrreeeeaaaalllllyyyy consider the 2020+ cooler.
 

1FastBrick

Well-known member
Dec 1, 2016
2,603
1,118
113
Junkyard
i think so but i dont remember. his being a re-power might be an issue but i really doubt it.
You posted the pictures in here, but they won't seem to load for me right now.

Took me a while to find the info. We should make a mini sticky with only the Tech info, Part numbers, and pictures of what works and what needs to be done.


Getting ready to do a repower my self so I was considering this while the power train is out and I reseal everything.
 

Chevy1925

don't know sh!t about IFS
Staff member
Oct 21, 2009
21,743
5,911
113
Phoenix Az
You posted the pictures in here, but they won't seem to load for me right now.

Took me a while to find the info. We should make a mini sticky with only the Tech info, Part numbers, and pictures of what works and what needs to be done.


Getting ready to do a repower my self so I was considering this while the power train is out and I reseal everything.
f-in tapatalk for ya. ill re-upload them and host to the site.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1FastBrick

Chevy1925

don't know sh!t about IFS
Staff member
Oct 21, 2009
21,743
5,911
113
Phoenix Az
Took me a while to find the info. We should make a mini sticky with only the Tech info, Part numbers, and pictures of what works and what needs to be done.

thats already been done by Josh (see link). i did add some links about the tweaks i had to do as well

 
  • Like
Reactions: 1FastBrick

1FastBrick

Well-known member
Dec 1, 2016
2,603
1,118
113
Junkyard
Awesome!!! Now that's customer service right there!!! (y)

Thank you for adding the pictures back and the Updates with the technical info to the sticky!!!
 

KyleC4

Tech
Dec 30, 2016
470
48
28
Bay Area
Additional info that could be used. GM just came out and informed us that the PF63 is now the recommended oil filter for the 2020+ L5P engines. PF26 still can be used. The reason for the change is they briefly said the PF63, though narrower, is taller pleats and has more volumetric efficiency as well as better cold flow capabilities.
 

Chevy1925

don't know sh!t about IFS
Staff member
Oct 21, 2009
21,743
5,911
113
Phoenix Az
Additional info that could be used. GM just came out and informed us that the PF63 is now the recommended oil filter for the 2020+ L5P engines. PF26 still can be used. The reason for the change is they briefly said the PF63, though narrower, is taller pleats and has more volumetric efficiency as well as better cold flow capabilities.

good to know, both for my truck and to add in there.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Bdsankey