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  1. nvmtnlion

    Rear parking light wire color

    Brown on my 94
  2. nvmtnlion

    88-98 Chevy/GMC guys.....

    PMD-Pump Mounted Driver or when you take it off the pump FSD-Fuel Solenoid Driver. It is the electronic device that closes the fuel solenoid to allow the distributor type injection pump to begin the high pressure cycle to fire the injector. See http://www.heathdiesel.com/P/HDP1280/ Heath's...
  3. nvmtnlion

    88-98 Chevy/GMC guys.....

    In My Opinion, Put a place to mount our PMD and provide an option for those of us with intercoolers or winches. Also, slim it down a bit.. my truck doesn't need a beard!
  4. nvmtnlion

    P0251, P0370 and now P0606, all from WIF????

    Unhook the batteries, and check the plugs into the PCM and your grounds. The PCM main plug has been known to corrode and cause wierdness.
  5. nvmtnlion

    Truck died and has aweful noise.

    Holy crap! I WISH it was just the fan. For sure check the harmonic balancer and drive pulley, but sounds more like flexplate than IP. Good luck!
  6. nvmtnlion

    A Team Turbo

    With Tim and Slim's work, and their attention to detail and quality, it is an upgrade I want to make!
  7. nvmtnlion

    Schoolcraft engine

    Ron is a different type of personality. He is self admittedly very forward and opinionated, sometimes to a fault. However, He seems to be very competent and has his own ideas of what to do with his engine builds. I can say that the two people I know who have his stuff like them, but yeah...
  8. nvmtnlion

    Front seat.

    My 94 ExCab is a 60/40 and it's NOT the same as a standard cab 60/40
  9. nvmtnlion

    oil cooler fittings?

    94-95 3/8" NPT is correct!
  10. nvmtnlion

    Axle bearing warning

    Tim, Glad you are okay and it all worked out for the best! I am SO glad you were being watched over and it was not time for you to go to him!
  11. nvmtnlion

    code 78

    Sometimes, shooting WD-40 into the solenoid will free it up if its sticking... try that first!
  12. nvmtnlion

    An up Date

    OBD-1 is PERFECT! Thanks Stefan!!
  13. nvmtnlion

    Found you guys

    Congrats on finding us!! I haven't been back since my first day here. Glad to see I am not missing anything!
  14. nvmtnlion

    Another 65er

    Welcome!! Glad to see you found us!!
  15. nvmtnlion

    6.5s getting ragged on...

    Just no way, even if I could afford one, I would spend that much cash every month for what I already have!!
  16. nvmtnlion

    Tool lend?

    Socket PM me your address and I will send you my Snap On injector socket.
  17. nvmtnlion

    Please help - 95 Suburban 6.5TD stalled and won't start

    Welcome to the forum. I would suggest several things: 1. It has been proven many times over that putting the PMD/FSD on the intake manifold still exposes it to lots of soak heat and can cause it to fail. 2. Ignition switch, did you hit a bump or rough stretch of road when you died? The...
  18. nvmtnlion

    6.5 member locator

    Reno, NV Grid Square DM09 http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Mira+Loma+Dr.+Reno,+NV&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=62.958411,134.648437&ie=UTF8&ll=39.484804,-119.755166&spn=0.003817,0.008218&t=h&z=18
  19. nvmtnlion

    Shocks?

    I have the Bilstiens and they are great. Not the smoothest ride but no more rolling like a pig going around corners.
  20. nvmtnlion

    I think it is electrical....maybe....

    Hey Broken, I have posted this many times on a couple forums. Take the wires that go to the EGR solenoids and *gently* work them with the engine running. It is really common that the wires break inside the insulation. If this is the case, your engine will stumble and it will pitch a code. I...
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