Conventional large starter only – Banks Power GM Motorhomes: (Gas ’82 - 95 7.4L) PowerPack system (EFI TBI, P30 chassis) User Manual

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On vehicles with a conventional full-size starter

motor, install new starter heat shield, supplied as

described in steps 18 and 19. Remove factory heat shield,

if equipped. On vehicles with a late-style miniature starter

motor, retain factory heat shield, continue with step 20.

Install the new starter heat shield, provided, on the

starter motor as follows: Loosen the lower starter

motor thru-bolt 3-4 turns. Make sure the outer solenoid coil

bolt is snug. Place a

5

16

" I.D. x

3

4

" O.D. flat washer over

the stud end of the upper starter motor thru-bolt. Hook the

starter heat shield onto the end of the outer solenoid bolt

and slide the front of the shield onto the two thru- bolts. The

shield goes under the loosened head of the lower bolt and

over the washer on the upper bolt. See Figure

10.

Tighten the lower starter motor thru bolt against the

heat shield. Place a

5

/

16

" I.D. x

3

/

4

" O.D. flat washer

and a

1

4

-20 nylock nut on the stud end of the upper thru

bolt, and tighten. Install a

1

4

-20 nylock nut on the exposed

end of the outer solenoid coil bolt and tighten. Make sure

heat shield will not short against any wiring. See Figure

11.

Clean exhaust manifold flange surfaces on cylinder

heads of any loose rust and carbon. Working from

under the vehicle, guide the Banks TorqueTube® manifolds

up into place and bolt them to the cylinder heads with the

original manifold bolts.

NOTE: Some air conditioner compressor brackets

may have to filed or ground slightly to clear the top

of the left-hand TorqueTube manifold flange.

Re-install the hot air tube (E.F.E. heat riser) between

the air cleaner inlet and the stub connection on the

front of the right-hand TorqueTube manifold.

Re-install spark plugs and tubes. Reattach spark plug

wires. Make sure wires are attached to the proper spark

plugs. Make sure plug wire boots are pushed on firmly for good

electrical contact, and wires are routed as far away as possible

from manifold pipes to prevent heat damage. If the condition of

the spark plug wires looks marginal, replace as required.

Open a number 56 hose clamp and thread it through

the slots on the oil filter heat shield. See Figure

12.

Position the heat shield on the oil filter to provide protection

from the closest manifold pipe, then tighten clamp.

Install an exhaust “doughnut” seal in between each

TorqueTube outlet flange and head pipe flange.

Install two

3

8

" 16 x 2" and the right and left exhaust

head pipes to the TorqueTube manifolds.

Use a snips to cut through the two bands holding

the heat shield to the original factor y muf fler.

27.

26.

25.

24.

23.

22.

21.

20.

19.

18.

17.

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P.N. 96354

FIGURE 11

FIGURE 12

FIGURE 10

CONVENTIONAL LARGE STARTER ONLY

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