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This can be closed. No call backs. No email responses. I would stay clear of this company.

Glad to hear, not glad to not get called back.

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This is only one line! The line from the pump to fan, and the fittings of course.

Used jtsv power steering line and fittings. Power steering pump to fan line only. Only one line! The jtsv kit is $246 but also includes the fan to rack line. All good, no issues. Near Pittsburgh PA

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Only remaining issues that are still open; -Green wire running to AC clutch positive (+) I am going to hook it back up to the relay pin 87 and see if it works correctly when the truck is running, rather than key on like before. Hope this post helps someone! Good luck

Finished product looks great.

Next, I attached the large included bracket to hang the AC lines from with some P clamps. Next, I had to modify the Volant intake to clear the overflow nipple and hose since the rad is wider. I just used a heat gun and a long 1/2" drive ratchet to mold/indent it. Next, you will need to...

3/8" silicone hose, 10ft, $22 on amazon. I replaced the radiator and heater hoses while apart, $271.59 on ebay from HPS. I did black, they offer red and blue as well. Time to wire the fan. Basic connections, 12 gauge RED positive and BLACK negative to battery with a breaker mounted on the...

*THIS NEXT STEP HAD TO BE CHANGED AFTER COMPLETION * Last thing really to do underneath is the power steering line from the pump top to the rack. I had the upgraded 6AN JTSV line that originally went from the pump to the fan, but it was too long to use here. Originally I did this; I made my...

The hydraulic fan unit started to leak at the end of last fall. I originally thought it was the line that runs from the fan to the rack by fluid position. I bought new hoses, replaced them and still was getting a little fluid on the floor when I let the truck run up to temp. I finally waited...

I use white teflon tape and then cover it with liquid teflon. Works great.

It is 1/4" npt

If I knew the thread pitch of the plug or sensor, I would have done that. If I bought Justin's kit, I would already have that part. I really just was seeing if someone knew the thread size and pitch.

Or even the thread pitch of the coolant temp sensor?

Changed to electric fans, looking to mount a temp sensor either in the spot of this plug OR find the part that JMB uses in their kit...... any help is appreciated