Engine bay and insulation all done. Everything from top to bottom has been serviced.
New turbo/waste gate and manifold gasket installed
Got our manual oil gauge with braided line installed.
New bed lifts
Now for some inside updates. Pictures to follow
Great job, what a a clean engine compartment.
Carter-
Sweet! Looks like a brand new coach!
Nice engine room!
Dam nice job, looks great 👍
What product did you use for the insulation?
Beautiful!! Even prettier than mine!
Now you need to add the LED lights
That tag on your valve cover has GM, on that sticker . what Eng powers your coach ?
Back then I understand that Detroit Diesel was owned by GM
By the way, coach only has 80,000 miles on it---not broke in yet.
Noico 80 mil 10 sqft car Sound deadening mat butyl automotive Sound Deadener ... (http://www.ebay.com/itm/122373879952?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT)
It took 2 packs of 10 sq ft. And a roll of foil tape. Went over the top of the old insulation. Used screws with fender washers too. It sticks pretty good, but not good enough to stay up by it self
Chris,
In your pictures, I see fender washers on the top and middle rows. Did you do something different on the bottom row?
Trent
I never trust glue in a hot or vibrating or windy environment. Especially where something coming loose could cause a fire or some kind of damage. ALWAYS supplement glue with mechanical fasteners. Safer in the long run.
Mine looks like Nitehawks but I scraped all the old stuff off and got down to metal,then used the 50mil noico with the glue,then
put 2 layers of EZcool over that,did use some washers just in case.(used spray glue on the ez cool.My thinking is the old stuff
was like powder and eventually will fall apart.
Just taped it with the foil tape really good to the bottom rail. Made sure it was super clean, not oil or grease. I drove it with one side done. No issues
This stuff is 100% fire retardant
That engine bay is a work of art to me.
Thank you. It's not "show car" and could have been cleaner. I just hate getting greasy working on stuff.
Really looks great ... almost clean enough to eat off of. :-) Had mine pressure washed last trip and just got down to second layer of dirt. Thanks for posting info because this is in future for me ... when I get that "round-tuit."
hugh