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@MarvinWoodie Welcome to thetruckstop. I know I’m a bit late but I’m curious if You got Your alternator wiring figured out.

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And most likely the parts store dont have that. Is what I found is all the parts stores over here had in stock is the SAE 30R4. I asked about 30R9 and it was the doe in the headlamps glare. If You have to order in the R9 hose and it is going to be a while on postage, install the new R4 hose and...

Is that GPS guided ? ? ? ?

Pull it then drop the pan, inspect them main webs before dolling out that cash.

Appears some new hose is in order.

Power steering or transmission cooler pipes ?

IIRC there is a buss bar on the drivers side way up under the dash that I think has some grounding wires plugged into it.

Yup, YES, at what @dbrannon79 said. Do You have any pics of Your vehicle that You could share ?

He probably wasnt thinking. If he was thinking it most likely was how cool that wood grain wheel would look in his DD truck, or, how much he could get for it on fleeebay.

I’m not sure what type of a pump the Walbro is. If its a gear type pump then a snubber should be used or else there is a possibility it could damage tge sending unit.

Oh crap, Thats in a fakebook market place group posting. Froid Montana is where its located.

Here, these will work perfectly phine, I think. https://a.co/d/07gf1fqa I have used these in many applications and they hold very well. If in doubt buy an extra unit ind insert it into a indiscreet location and give it a good wiggle, pull push test with a longer bolt. Or these...

Blind hole nuts is Your friend. Then also purchase the simple tool set to compress them into the holes. Then it will be like a perfect factory installation.

IDR what the branded name was on the gauge I have but here is similar in a complete kit. https://a.co/d/0cSDFohL If You are running a gear roto style pump be sure to add a snubber to the back of the gauge.

I had a needle valve type and the internal pipe threads threads were too shallow and stripped before it could get tight enough to seal. I also had a stone snubber on hand so I have been running with that and it seems to be functioning just fine, even the extra mechanical gauge added in, between...

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Thats a nice adapter.

If getting them overheated drums reconditioned, dont let them do it on a lathe. Cutting tool just jumps over those hard spots. It takes a sander or a grinder to cut out those blued spots.