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face of adapter where the heater screws in (top)
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front oil cooler mount on front cover
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rear cooler/filter mount
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rear cooler mounting area on block
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the new head has the pressure relief snap ringed in in...
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old style relief valve
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front cooler mount
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oil cooler with no 0-rings
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oil cooler with no 0-rings
- last edit: 03-Oct-2003
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front mount for cooler internals
- last edit: 03-Oct-2003
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coolant passage tubes (once thru bundle)
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no 0-rings installed
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block heater
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cooler 0-rings just slid in place
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cooler 0-rings just slid in place
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0-rings installed
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complete/presse d together with a coat of heat paint for...
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1diecastcar 1 months 8 days ago
good pics I need to do the same to my 6.9L would love to talk to 95deezel about the process of changeing the filter mount. jmsjr@worldnet.att.net
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jessemjr 2004.05.03 at 15:47:38 PDT
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