For the scanner, you have to make sure that your laptop's settings are set for COM 4 IIRC...
You must have cut/pinched a wire somewhere...gonna be frustrating, but you have to trace them one by one...
EDIT - for my laptop, I have my settings in scantech as follows: COM 3, echoing, 8192...
Truck has just under 500 000 kms on it....not interested in pulling wrenches on the old beasts anymore...the one 6.2 in the fleet is enough for my IDI appetite...
It sounds like you must have missed a ground wire, or screwed something up during the engine removal. There were absolutely zero electrical problems with the truck.
You have to download the software I mentioned to you on to a laptop. Hook the scanner up to the laptop and run the Scantech...
The old man totalled his 97 k1500 4x4 6.5.
Hit a deer on the way home from work.
Good news is that he replaced it this morning with an 06 DMAX :thumbsup:
In 2006 I bought a 94 k1500 6.5 TD. Total maintenance/upgrade costs for the truck for that year alone was $2037.59
In 2007, the maintenance costs were $779.21
In 2008, I totalled the 94 and bought a 95 k1500 6.5 TD. I moved most of my stuff over from the 94, but still had to spend money...
No worries on the choke cable - I already bought and installed one from Rec Supply - like $20 compared to $80 from the Polaris dealership.
You are right - I left the two soldered wires on the A/C accumulator pressure switch bare because when I re-charge the A/C system (about twice a year) all...