Well good news and bad news. Got the rear brakes to bleed finally. Pushed that pin on the prop valve and got pressure to the rears. Bad news is theres either still air in the system, or I need master or prop valve or both. With the engine off the brakes feel great, but when I start the engine I lose half the pedal. It stops ok just normal driving but no emergency stopping at all. That said I did drive it around a bit to see how the rear end was working and that all seems good.
I did notice now that I'm able to drive in 5th gear on the freeway that I have a horrible noise coming from the nv4500 in 5th gear. I'm assuming its the notorious 5 gear nut thats backed off. Sucks because I just had the tcase pulled to reseal it.
When I was driving around I stopped at a friends house and we went out to this field down the road to see how the locker worked. My truck stalled on a hill while seeing how well low low range worked and it wouldnt start. Thought maybe I was out of fuel so he towed me back to his house where we put a couple gallons in the tank and it still wouldn't fire. Popped the air cleaner off noticed no fuel from the injectors. I'm guessing my ignition control module crapped out again but I just put a new one in last month. This is the 3rd time it's failed in 2 years. Is there any reason that I would be running through these things?
In other news I am getting tired of this tbi motor and the issues I've been having. It runs strong for a 250k mile engine, but with electrical issues arise oil consumption goes on and I'm fairly certain I may have a head gasket leaking I've beeen thinking about what I want to do with it later down the road. My choices are another small block tbi worked over for more power, vortec heads roller valve train, ect. Or a 6.0 lsx engine also worked over. Lastly a 6.5 turbo diesel. Basically I'm looking for reliability fuel mileage and decent power. I've been looking at the diesel a lot lately because I like the simplicity of no electronics, higher fuel milage and being able to use multiple fuel sources.