grid heater plate

just under 5 hrs..wasnt bad....cummins dumbness... lol..that karen from town dont know how we are out here...test runs for the dually up and down that road!

i got pics if yall really gotta have em

which one?> lol i removed it..tapped it for a 1/4 npt and plugged it..ground off the mounts for the grid and put it back on...lol...i aint buying nothing i dont hafta for this pos
 
You sound like you could be a first gen owner with that kind of thriftiness. Makes sense to me, I always say it doesn't need to look pretty it just needs to work.
 
Snedge said:
Nice work G. Cost you zero dollars to potentially save thousands.
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thanks jeff....your idea to tap and plug it worked perfect...metal gaskets...

i didnt even have to remove the last 2 inj lines..just slid it out from under the rail.....all the bennies and none of the cost..time is all i got and now a huge piece of mind. and its all yer fault jeff!:Cheer::Cheer:
 
dayum. i didnt think i suck as a wrench but those internet guys couldvr done that grid htr job in 45 mins and it took me almost 4 hrs..god walk among us...i thought i did pretty good too..gawd i suck
 
Aw, hell, it was the first time. Next time would have 1/2 of that time. The next, 1/4. It's hard to get super fast at something you might do once every 10 years. Don't let it bother ya. You save a ton of money and just traded it for some time.
 
dieselbeef said:
dayum. i didnt think i suck as a wrench but those internet guys couldvr done that grid htr job in 45 mins and it took me almost 4 hrs..god walk among us...i thought i did pretty good too..gawd i suck
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:hehe: Half the battle is knowing what tools are required.
 
4x4dually said:
Aw, hell, it was the first time. Next time would have 1/2 of that time. The next, 1/4. It's hard to get super fast at something you might do once every 10 years. Don't let it bother ya. You save a ton of money and just traded it for some time.
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hell i dont care. did it myself. did alotta walkin back and forth for tools for sure..the metric stuff is in the garage and truck in the shop. 150 ft apart...but i didnt slack and thought 4 hrs was good.
 
15mm here. I blame my kids, my wife, the dogs. As a fellow I used to work with would say, “Never take the blame for something you can blame on somebody else.”
 
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