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  1. w_huisman

    Powerstroke problems, need a little help

    Isn't the intake side of the turbo under vacuum? Has the air filter been changed recently?
  2. w_huisman

    What's the issue with the 6.0?

    I love my 6.0, many many other folks love theirs as well. I chuckle every time I run across a thread like this where a bunch of folks with little or no experience with the 6.0 bad mouth it to death. I figure the more crap people talk, the cheaper I can buy my next one. FIRST- Get an OASIS...
  3. w_huisman

    In the market, have some Q's

    I've got a bead on an 06 LBZ. Beautiful truck, but it's got 140k on the clock. What parts should I plan on replacing if I buy a truck with that kind of mileage? Are there any drivetrain concerns at that mileage?
  4. w_huisman

    In the market, have some Q's

    I just heard that an 06 LLY is the exact same engine mechanically as the 06 LBZ, and the only difference is tuning. Is that correct?
  5. w_huisman

    In the market, have some Q's

    How do I tell the difference between an 06 LLY and an 06 LBZ?
  6. w_huisman

    In the market, have some Q's

    I'm in the market for a Duramax. I've wanted to get back to a Chevy ever since I sold my 95 6.5TD suburban for a 03 F250 6.0TD, and now I'm ready to do so. My budget seems to put me in the neighborhood of an 2003 to a 2006. What I'm seeing in my price range is the older vehicles with less...
  7. w_huisman

    Newbie to Dmax need some fast advice

    Thanks Nick. I appreciate the info! I'm afraid the only way I'll get into a LBZ is if I buy a rebuilder and do the work myself, but I'll keep my eyes open and hope I get a good insurance check.
  8. w_huisman

    Newbie to Dmax need some fast advice

    I just wanted to post to get subscribed here. My Ford hit the bottom of the lake last weekend, so I might be in the market again. So far, it sounds like LBZ is the way to go. EDIT- Why is the 6spd auto so much better than the 5spd?
  9. w_huisman

    I'm brain dead and comfortable with it

    I'm a whopping 231 years old - in dog years. Although with 4 kids tearing the house apart every day (3 of 'em are less than 6 years old), most times I feel about 616 years old - again.. in dog years. BTW: This is a fun thread to read, for my first visit here in a while.
  10. w_huisman

    Dumb 6.0 Question

    All powerstrokes are HEUI, the 7.3 and the 6.0, all years.
  11. w_huisman

    Painted black Wheels (any info?)

    Rustoleum flat black rattle can, beauty rings, stock center caps. They looked that good for over a year, up till the day I sold the truck.
  12. w_huisman

    285's on a Diesel Sub?

    I experienced the same with my 95 Burb. However, for 99.99% of the driving I did, they worked just fine. They rubbed most often when turning into driveway approaches with a bit of a bump. I don't recall if I ever heard them rub otherwise.
  13. w_huisman

    Suburban question

    You have a "F" VIN C1500 truck with 3.42's eh? Did you throw an F engine in it yourself?
  14. w_huisman

    Suburban goes BOOM!

    Pully and balancer look ok to me.
  15. w_huisman

    Duct Tape + Cardboard = 31mpg??

    6.5 in a 77 Corvette
  16. w_huisman

    Parting out a 96

    Ebay LINK I have this guy saved as a favorite seller on my Ebay account. He mostly deals with Powerstroke stuff, but happens to have a 6.5 he's parting out. The auction linked above is for the ECM, but he says that he's parting out the entire engine. I'm in Sioux Falls often, as it's...
  17. w_huisman

    First four injectors in - questions

    :iamwithstupid::yesnod: Don't ask me how I know that either... Tearing the turbo out again after oil dribbles all over under the truck is the penalty for forgetting to replace that stupid little gasket.
  18. w_huisman

    Suburban goes BOOM!

    Are you kidding? Step away from the computer. Slide under the front of the truck. Remove the 4 bolts that hold the skid plate up (if you have one), and look at the balancer and pulley. The balancer is between the pulley and the timing cover. There is a thin ring of rubber between the outer...
  19. w_huisman

    Suburban goes BOOM!

    Harmonic balancer / pulley?
  20. w_huisman

    Tips on removing turbo nuts? Need advice

    Congrats on your first turbo pull! (random post to let the ol' foggies here know I still venture in here from time to time) I miss my old 6.5. I pulled the turbo on my 6.0 a couple of weeks ago for the first time and it took me darn near a whole day in the driveway.
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