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VA here. AS a Democrat, my first thought was that he should resign. Barring that, I hope he can overcome this and prove his worth.

That's beyond my control.

One of the mechanics at the shop is also on the local volunteer fire department, so he got to respond to this call. I'm jealous. He got to rip a door off of the building with the forklift without getting into any trouble.

The shop where I work caught on fire in November. A lousy Ford E-350 shuttle bus decided to spontaneously ignite in the middle of the night. The insurance people said that those things burst into flames all the time. How reassuring. Life is just now starting to return to normal.

If the rotors look to be in good shape, then there's no reason to replace them. Replacing the rotors can be quite a bit of hassle if you're not equipped with the giant sockets needed to take the hubs off, and you'll definitely need to set the wheel bearing endplay accurately when you do this...

There's a factory tool for replacing the rear main seal, and using it is the only way to ensure that it gets installed at the correct depth. You should be able to remove those bolts to remove the bellhousing.

Check the flow damper on #3 for debris. The flow damper is the piece between the common rail and injection line. Sometimes you will find a small piece of wire stuck in the hole. This wire is from the injection pump, and pump replacement may be a priority if this is what you find. Also, the...

What year is this 185? The PCV system on the later trucks give few problems. Is something clogging one of the lines? Excess pressure in the crankcase can push a seal out, but this would be an unusual occurrence. How much blowby is coming out of the vent?

I do not like these engines. They have a parent-bore block, which means they don't have removable cylinder liners, which makes them much, much more difficult to repair if something goes wrong. The later C7 engines are also ones to avoid, as they kept all of the 3126's problems and added some...

I'd also confirm that there's no debris anywhere in the fuel supply, including the elbows on top of the fuel tank, and the banjo bolts and fittings in the fuel filter. And debris in the tank. I recently pulled a fas-mart breakfast sandwich wrapper out of the tank of an old Isuzu FTR. It was...

If you wiggle the connector with the engine at idle, you'll hear the pitch of the engine change if there's a bad connection. That's an actual Hino printout. It's off-topic, but that printout also shows an airflow problem through the engine, like a sticking ITV or a turbocharger going south...

The hydroboost function you're describing is normal. That motor is running any time the key is on and it's not running. At this point access to some diagnostic software might be necessary.

It sounds like you're on the right track. Check the connector on the rail pressure sensor. These connectors are beginning to show their age.

Remove the cap and the piece inside the canister and throw them away. Install the filter and cap from a 2011-newer truck. That's it.

Sending you a PM.

The 2008 has closed crankcase ventilation, so it's common to find oil residue throughout this piping. If you feel like the amount of residue is excessive, you can add the crankcase filter and breather cap from a 2011 and later truck.

According to the book, the def tank sensor or the engine coolant temp sensor could be faulty. Or there could be a blockage in the cooling system. Here are some values.

I don't know what to tell you without being there in person.

You need to be able to clear DPR history, which might only be possible using DX2. Check ebay for software. Has anyone had the DPF out to check it for melting? There's a good possibility that the injectors and dpf are likely bad. I want to know how hot the DPF got and its condition.

I'm in Detroit, away from my database, so I can't give you as detailed an answer as I'd like. The coolant shutoff valve controls a coolant loop through the DEF tank / injector. Keeps it from freezing. I have not seen this code in a while, which might mean that software updates have "fixed"...