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LOAD (not voltage) test the batteries one at a time first and report. Replace them as a pair if necessary.

Is this the truck with starter without the rear bracket? The starter may be bent somewhere? Is this the starter that took the piece of the flex plate? If so, I will get a new one otherwise, you will break the new flex plate again.

This is what we call "Economy of Scale". In your case, standardization is the key. It is easier to have one type of engine and IP to maintained. It is like Southwest airlines with all Boeing 737 vs American with a variety of airplanes from Boeing and Airbus with all models within those mfg...

Keep in mind that you were buying a project truck with PO who did not fix it properly. Obviously, if you resold it, hopefully, it is not a project truck anymore. I hardly bought a project truck. Once in a while, I bought project computer which is a lot easier to deal with than a project truck.

I have a truck with DS4 and I don't have any headache. LOL!!! I got the feeling that OP bought the truck which had been having trouble to begin with. Not all truck with DS4 is a problem truck. There are probably some percentage of them that are having problem but not all.

That absence of starter rear bracket will cause something like this. At least it did not cause the starter to drop and take a chunk of the engine with it and then you have to fix the starter bolt holes.

DON'T EVEN TRY TO START WITHOUT THE STARTER BRACKET.

You may want to summarize what you did so far?

On the starter, make sure you install the stud on the back of the starter to a bracket and held by a nut. The installation of that nuts is not very easy as you can imagine and a lot of people left it without the bracket or the nut or both causing big problems. The PMD does not have anything to...

Just FYI that Heath Diesel is NOT owned by Bill Heath anymore.

A little different on the 93-95 since we actually have the 1st and only alternator in that space above P/S Pump. Moral of the story is that FFM can relocated anywhere it make sense. It is not a moving part.

And, you can raise the FFM with M10-1.50 threaded rod cut to the desired length (in my case about 9 inches) so those hoses can go on top of the upper intake. Use a few combination of nuts to prop the FFM on the threaded rod. Not as neat as it is going under the intake but you can monitor the...

If it does not give you any problem, I would install it back.

From what I understand, the turbo create a small suction to the CDR so the oil vapor will not build up inside the engine. That is why it is connected to the turbo. I can be wrong, though. But it seems logical. If you maintained the oil change schedule, I don't think the CDR will need...

That is confusing. Are they Bosch or DieselRX GPs? Great question. IMO, at this point if I need to change GPs, I will get ACDelco 60G.

Last time somebody bought this and post, it said Welman (sp?)

I used Google Translate on Chrome so hopefully the translation is good. We cannot tell you exactly what is wrong since we don't have access to the RV. Also, RV may be setup slightly different than the trucks. Here is my suggestion: Check the fuse? Test the starter? Tap the starter during...

Since GM4 is a vacuum actuated turbo and a 93 does not have any vacuum pump, you need to replace the wastegate with a mechanical wastegate. The mechanical wastegate is hold by a spring. So, the wastegate will close up to a release temperature. The mechanical wastegate is also known as...

Open the blower fan area and clean it?

IMO, the suburban just needs to be driven for some miles/km (at least 100 or so) to get all the kinks out of the engine.