How do you all get 6.2s to 300K miles

[nycxjeremyy]

No air bubbles yall

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[Will L.]

The two wires making the connection at the terminal is correct and stock.

You need to start recording that video on the clear line before the engine starts in the morning.

Fyi proper starting technique is push throttle pedal all the way to the floor once and then release before turning the key on.

 

[nycxjeremyy]

The two wires making the connection at the terminal is correct and stock.

You need to start recording that video on the clear line before the engine starts in the morning.

Fyi proper starting technique is push throttle pedal all the way to the floor once and then release before turning the key on.

I was going off this for proper starting technique

Also. Youre referring to the two green wires on the IP, correct?

 

[Will L.]

Yes the two green wires in your video.

The start procedure GM forgot to add from Stanandyne who made the ip…

Pedal to floor then release resets the external solenoid how it can sit at different positions on the stepping arm, and for the cruise on ones equipped. It also ensure throttle return to idle via springs- one of those exciting moments should it fail with the engine running moments to avoid.

 

[nycxjeremyy]

Yes the two green wires in your video.

The start procedure GM forgot to add from Stanandyne who made the ip…

Pedal to floor then release resets the external solenoid how it can sit at different positions on the stepping arm, and for the cruise on ones equipped. It also ensure throttle return to idle via springs- one of those exciting moments should it fail with the engine running moments to avoid.

Ah I see

Well, ill do that from now on.
Also, ill start it up cold tomorrow with the clear line on, see how it acts

 

[ak diesel driver]

Put a camera there so you can record while actually turning the key. Alot of times there's an initial rush of bubbles that can be missed by the time you get back to the IP