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Rusty,
I'm am having my 91 SDL rebuilt after it died a while back. Not sure what killed it yet as we will learn more after we crack open the engine. I have run bio diesel in her for about the last 100m miles. I am pretty sure that this had an impact on her demise. I am also prepared to find the infamous "crank arm" issue. We are planning to upgrade to heavier crank arms to start.
My question is "What would you modify, replace or upgrade during the process?"
I plan to continue to use bio diesel. May blend it down a bit below B-95 though.
Suggestions or directions to other sources is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rusty
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I'm am having my 91 SDL rebuilt after it died a while back. Not sure what killed it yet as we will learn more after we crack open the engine. I have run bio diesel in her for about the last 100m miles. I am pretty sure that this had an impact on her demise. I am also prepared to find the infamous "crank arm" issue. We are planning to upgrade to heavier crank arms to start.
My question is "What would you modify, replace or upgrade during the process?"
I plan to continue to use bio diesel. May blend it down a bit below B-95 though.
Suggestions or directions to other sources is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rusty
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I used my new tool to take out the tank filter. A little soap and hot water was
all that was needed (along with a high pressure stream thanks to my finger on
the faucet) to clean the filter. It's back in and so far no bubbles after using
the primer pump. The bubbles and suspected tank sender problems were all from
the clogged tank screen. So two problems were really one clogged tank.
Lawrence Rhodes
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> It's a M14. Short bolt and two nuts. Crank the nuts together and it fits
> perfectly in the hex Allen under the tank.. Will clean tank later today.
>Tank
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> sender good. But screen clogged causing air to be sucked into the system.
>Took
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> off hose and a couple of drips came out. Lawrence Rhodes.
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