is this something that is easily done by myself? is it like a spark plug, just pull the old ones out and put the new ones in? if the dealer says I need new ones, I would prefer not to let them do it, seeing as they will try and kill me with the prices.

 

here ya go http://www.dynomitediesel.com/user_p...20Instructions

 

Some of it you don't have to do, like remove the rail and the map sensor. Make sure you have at least 8 empty containers, rags, a marker, and where it says torque wrench, get an inlb. and a ftlb. Wouldn't hurt to modify a 24mm wrench incase you have to have to remove the entire line and tube in one piece. Yes I did mine twice. GOOD LUCK!

 

outstanding link. Those detailed picture instructions are just what I've been looking for. You guys here are great.
Hope "ian515" can use them.

 

yeah, I agree, thats awesome. thanks guys.

 

ian515,

I thought by now you would of had your truck fixed and back on the road!

 

HA. you are a funny guy arent ya?! no, I was lined up to take it back to the shop, then got sent out on an emergency work call, then another and another. now I am finally home, and ready to take another stab at it. hopefully I can get it fixed soon though right?

 

Hope you stayed warm last night as we hit -21.3 below zero here at my house!

 

well, I stayed warm, but like an idiot, didnt plug my truck in. so needless to say, it didnt start today. have it plugged in now, hope it will start soon.