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Does Germany Count?

Changed one in Twisp a few years ago in 9min flat.

You don't need no stinkin pass.... just tell them your a clinton...... :looser:

Put a piece of card board on the radiator and run it HOT to get all of that unburnt fuel out of there....

I've had good luck with Toyo M88s and I have Bridgestone Duravis HD 500s on there now. Got them at Costco for $178 each. They are load range E (10 ply)

I tightened up the screws holding the fuel bowl drain onto the housing and it stopped the leak.

Give me the axles and then part it out... :fawkdancesmiley:

I wired mine into the cab on the Jeep. I can also still connect my controller at the winch if I need to. I simply used a piece of SOOW 3 conductor cable (extension cord material available at Lowes, Home Depot, etc.) I put crimp eyes on one end, and hooked the other end to the switches. I hooked...

Pics of the tube repair. It will work until I feel like replacing it.

I fixed it with a compression coupling.

I decided to clean mine today... This is what I found.. :mad:

I'd check the battery terminals again, as well as the age/condition of the batteries. Mine had this issue a few years ago and it turned out to be one of the batteries had a dead cell and was dragging the whole system down.

I am wondering if the glow plug relay has taken a dump?

When you hit the brakes, do you hear a clunk noise from the front end?

Drop an HEI in there and get rid of 4 more miles of wires....

Mine is on the drivers side of the trans, just above the pan. I have a 3-gauge pillar pod. Boost, EGT, trans temp.

Where is the sensor for the gauge located? Pan, side of transmission, output/return line?

I have one from a 6.0 in mine, it made a huge difference. Before that I had a plate cooler that was 12"x18" mounted in front of the radiator. That in it self made a big difference.

Ran Walker yesterday. One guy in the group spit out the drivers side U-joint and it took the inner shaft with it. I broke a output yolk strap on the front of my Dana 300. Easy fix. New U-joint and straps. Back on the trail.

[B]I have a '99 as well. It almost never goes over 150