1994 - 2002 GM OBS Trucks 6.5L Diesel Remote Mounting PMD Approaches (Chevy & GMC)

Описание: In this video we will go over an approach for remote mounting the pump mounted driver (PMD), aka fuel solenoid driver (FSD), while still preserving the warranty on a newly rebuilt 6.5L diesel engine fuel injection pump. Most OE rebuilders like ACDelco require that the PMD remain mounted in the stock position on the side of the injection pump, or the warranty is voided.

The truck illustrated is a 1999 Chevrolet K1500 Suburban LT, but the parts and procedure will be the same for any 1994 thru 2002 GM OBS C/K truck with the 6.5L diesel engine. Chevrolet, GMC, and Holden for Tahoe, Yukon, Blazer, Cheyenne, Silverado, Sierra, and Suburban across C1500, K1500, C2500, K2500, C3500, and K3500.

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Long PMD extension harness (both black & gray PMD types): https://ebay.us/yaX7ic or https://amzn.to/3VEyoDK

Short PMD extension harness (both black & gray PMD types): https://ebay.us/q8MPZT

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Chapters:
0:00 - Procedure overview
0:29 - Accessing the stock PMD wiring harness plug
3:20 - Installing the short run extension harnesses
13:13 - Installing the long run extension harness
14:44 - PMD differences
17:52 - Mounting the PMD to the heatsink
24:53 - Mounting the heatsink assembly to the front bumper
29:30 - Securing the harnesses

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