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#846 - Cummins Swap | ||
Author: andy1canada (Show all albums) Howdy Folks! Going to give this another try as my first attempt didn't go so well on the 'Diner-conversion' thread (Will update/edit that soon). Started my Cummins swap by pulling off the bumper; only took better part of an hour. That sucker is HEAVY! Better part of a 100 lbs I bet. Will be looking to knock substantial weight off that baby while still retaining a 5000 lb towing standard. This will take a while as it will unfold as time and resources permit, so please be patient. More pics and hopefully some videos (FMC-TV) to follow. Cheers, Terry #846 |
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The ABS fitting I chose for the reservoir made it easy to adapt down to a 1" braided hose off the top (4") to get me a simple filler hose over to the rad fill access. The screw in plug also helps with bleeding air out of the system. | This is the coolant heat exchanger I chose for the intercooler. It features 8 AN fittings which are about the largest flow for this class of cooler. It's also compact enough that I could work it into the engine house door cooling-center. | Behind the new intercooler rad you can see I kept the awesome trans cooler from the 440' install that a PO (trucker) had installed. I've also added another smaller trans-cooler on the main radiator to further keep the 47RH cool. | |||
FINALLY! The old Ford Taurus fan steps back into service. It's pulling cool air through into the engine house at around 5000 CFM. I'm confident #846 will be a robust and cool-running 'Desert Rat' when I'm done with her. | After sitting for a year she's good-to-go to the lake for a few days. I think the 'Double-Rainbow' is a good sign that all will be well. | Roof rack turned out to be a godsend. Tons of room for extra firewood etc. She sits a tad higher in the rear if you noticed, and that's with only 20 psi in the airsprings. | First night... serenity. | ||
Solo - the 'camp-boss' says "Adios mis amigos"! | |||||
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