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LCAC_Man #1027 LBZ Duramax Conversion

Author: LCAC_Man (Show all albums) This album will cover the Duramax/Allison conversion(including dash cluster integration), installation of airbags to assist suspension, conversion of vacuum brakes to Hydroboost, replacement of Onan gas generator with a Onan/Cummins 5500LP, inverter/charger installation, dual roof a/c installation, and Bedroom reconfiguration that will add "pass-thru" storage.

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While cleaning I discovered the blower motor was seized so I installed a new one ($70 off ebay for a replacement).	I had to do a full disassembly of my furnace due to a mud-dobber wasp infestation, they nearly filled up the blower housing.	(1 Comments) I'm pretty happy with the results, thanks to the turnbuckles it's very rigid, and it's still low enough that I can get it on and off without a step up. Waiting on my new spare tire cover to arrive.	Spent more time messing with "how low and how close?" than anything else. I didn't want it so close to the body that any impact would cause damage.
I used pieces from the original rear swing out tire carrier and some scrap I had laying around. Largest expense was the turnbuckles that I got from McMaster Carr.	Sticking with my "move everything forward" mantra..	Looking for a source for these side marker lights. They have the following numbers on them: SAE-PIR-70 SAE-E-70 TL 20T	After reading up on some of the weaknesses of RV refrigerators, most all pointed out that improved airflow on these coils make a big difference, I added a couple of computer cooling fans, wired to the power switch for the refrig to help, they are so quiet you can't even hear them running.
(1 Comments) looks like a 1970's science lab project...I'm not sure even where to start here..	but I guess it got to at least 126psi..	125psi would seem to be a bit of overkill..	More rat damage, the nubs of hose are all that was left that connected the supply lines to the kitchen faucet
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