Banks Power Ford Trucks: (Diesel ’99 - 03 7.3L Power Stroke) Power Systems- Stinger, Stinger-Plus & PowerPack systems '19991_2-2003 F250_F350 Trucks & Excursion (non-cat) User Manual

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45.

Slide three #52 hose clamps

over the left boost tube. These

will be used later to secure the

heatshield in place. Set both boost

tubes into place in the vehicle. Place

two of the 3” silicone hump hoses

onto the intercooler inlet and outlet,

and fasten with the T-bolt clamps

provided. Position two more clamps

on the open ends of the silicone

hoses, and place the intercooler into

the vehicle slipping the boost tubes

into the hoses on the intercooler

and the intercooler into the rubber

saddles on the lower mounting

brackets. Do not tighten these

clamps yet.

46.

Place the air conditioning

condenser back into its original

position. Reinstall upper crossbar

into truck, using the original bolts.

Reinstall the diagonal braces to the

radiator support and reattach the

power steering cooler to the right

side diagonal.

47.

Remove the factory rubber

isolators from the factory

intercooler and install them into

the upper brackets of the Banks

intercooler. Install the original studs

through the isolators into the upper

crossbar and tighten them. Tighten

the upper mounting-bracket bolts

on the intercooler.
For late 19991⁄2–2003 models,

proceed to Step 53.

48.

Remove the sensors from the

factory compressor discharge plenum

casting and install them into the

Banks TwinRam intake assembly.
Remove the heating element from

the factory compressor discharge

plenum casting and install it in the

Banks TwinRam intake assembly.

49.

Slide the two 2” silicone hoses

up the legs of the TwinRam. Slip two

#36 hose clamps over each hose and

install the TwinRam to the engine,

sliding the hoses down the legs and

onto the intake stubs, making sure

that the hoses are positioned equally

between the TwinRam legs and the

manifold stubs. Tighten the clamps.

Attach the bracket to the rocker

cover using the 8mm x 30mm metric

bolts and spacers provided.

50.

Attach the wastegate control

solenoid to the tab on the TwinRam

with the supplied

1

4

-20 x

11

14

” hex

bolt and washer. Reconnect the

wiring harnesses to the sensors.

51.

Attach the right side boost tube

to the TwinRam using a 3” silicone

hump hose, and two T-bolt clamps.

52.

Place the new O-ring into the

recess in the compressor housing

and attach the compressor discharge

elbow to the compressor housing

with the new V-band clamp provided.

A small amount of bearing grease

may be used to hold the O-ring in

position while installing the elbow.

Bolt the compressor discharge

elbow to the TwinRam through the

tab provided for this purpose using

the

5

16

” bolt, washers, and nylock

nut provided. Install a

1

8

” NPT x

1

8

” compression fitting (supplied in

the boost gauge kit) in the bung on

the compressor discharge elbow.

Sparingly apply pipe sealant tape or

paste on the male pipe threads, and

tighten the hex on the fitting body

(NOT the compression nut). Proceed

to Step 54.

53.

(All models for Stinger-Plus

installation): Place the O-ring into

the recess in the turbo compressor

outlet and reinstall the factory

compressor discharge plenum

casting on the turbocharger. A small

amount of bearing grease may be

used to hold the O-ring in position

while installing the casting. Slide the

hump hoses on the boost tubes onto

the compressor plenum discharge

casting. Reconnect any wiring or

sensor tubes to components on

the compressor discharge casting.

Reconnect boost line to wastegate

actuator.
If a Banks Brake is being installed,

proceed to Step 55.

54.

To reconnect the exhaust

backpressure control valve, hold the

cover on the end of the rod back

and have someone start the engine.

When the rod extends after a few

seconds, push it up onto the valve

linkage and allow the cover to snap

back into position. WARNING! Stay

clear of moving parts such as engine

cooling fan and belts. Do not drive

the vehicle until the remainder of the

installation is complete.

55.

While engine is running, check

for oil leaks around the base of the

turbocharger center section or the

pedestal mount. Repair any leaks

before continuing.

For Stinger-Plus installation

proceed to Step 62.

56.

Make sure that the boost tubes

clear all moving parts, and that the

hoses do not chafe on any sharp

edges. Tighten all of the boost tube

clamps.

57.

Reposition the left and right air

deflectors back into their original

positions, and use the pushpins to

attach them to the radiator support.

Reattach the wiring harness removed

from the intercooler mounting studs.

Reinstall the original radiator mount

brackets onto the radiator upper

support. Tighten the bolts. Reattach

the radiator overflow tank to the

upper radiator bracket. Reinstall the

jacking tools to the core support.

Reinstall the grille support to the

vehicle using the original hardware.

Reinstall the air conditioning

condenser upper brackets. Reattach

the right and left air deflectors to

the grille support with the original

hardware. Reinstall the hood latch in

its original position.

58.

Reinstall the light bulbs

into the turn signal/marker light

combinations, and reinstall the

combinations into the vehicle. Press

them firmly, straight back into the

attaching clips and bolt them into

place. Reinstall the headlight bulbs

into the headlight assemblies. Be

careful not to touch the headlight

bulbs themselves with your fingers,

as oil from your skin can cause

damage to the bulbs. If necessary,

clean the bulbs thoroughly with

rubbing alcohol before reinstalling

them.

59.

Turn on the headlights and turn

signals briefly to check for proper

operation.

60.

Reattach the upper radiator

air deflector to the grille support

and upper radiator support with the

plastic pushpins previously removed.

Reinstall the grille by pushing it into

the lower clips. Reinstall the original

screws.

61.

Recheck all clamps to ensure

that they are tight before driving the

vehicle.

–END, SECTION 5–

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