No, skids plates are to protect the front drive differential and the transfer case. The "C" indicates two wheel drive while the "K" indicates four wheel drive.
Any codes present? What's the VIN i.e. F or S motor. I've had issues (S vin) with the mass airflow sensor in the past while using a K&N air filter. If so, sensor can be cleaned using carb and choke cleaner. I now use a regular cartridge air cleaner.
That's what happened to my 98 with just over 90k miles...it was passenger side rear cylinder...waste of a good running engine. There were no other issues and ran great but, the block was cracked. I initially thought I had a blown head gasket because it sat for 2 weeks and when I tried to start...
Perhaps research the engine type. For example, I have a late 70's vintage TCM forklift (Japanese) and it uses a Datsun 4 cylinder engine. Currently, I trying to find an air cleaner for it and it appears that a Datsun truck engine is the same. So, maybe your forklift shares an engine with...
Did the resistor come over from the last PMD? Disconnect the PMD from the harness and look into the female end. There should be a tiny circuit board looking piece bottomed in the female side of the harness. Note: This also could be at done at the at the other end of the harness since you now...
I wound up using the Anchor mounts after fighting with the urethane mounts. I still have the urethane mounts if anyone is interested. The urethane mounts seemed significantly larger than factory or Anchor mounts. Truck is fairly smooth with new rubber mounts.
I got the urethane mounts but, they won't fit it the factory clam shell. I'm thinking I was sent the wrong mounts. I believe there's a difference between 2 and 4 wheel drive