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Checked the harness from front to rear, no feed wire. I'll have to run one with a relay.
Interesting, mine had a brown/white I think it was in the harness for the marker lights. I wonder if someone switched rear harnesses on yours? Look at the front of the harness where it connects to the dash/front harness, there should be a wire with no matching connector. You will need to clean it to see the color.
Interesting, mine had a brown/white I think it was in the harness for the marker lights. I wonder if someone switched rear harnesses on yours? Look at the front of the harness where it connects to the dash/front harness, there should be a wire with no matching connector. You will need to clean it to see the color.
Considering the fact that the bed has been swapped out in the past you are probably correct.
Got the PCV system fixed today along with pulling and chucking the kaput AIR pump. Installed overflow bottle for radiator and finished flushing the system. The fitting on the bottom of the air cleaner was quite a bit bigger in diameter than the fitting on the oil cap, so what to do? I took the rubber hose from the AIR pump and fit it to the air cleaner fitting (perfect fit). Then I used a bit of dish soap to slip the rubber hose from the oil cap into the bigger hose from the air cleaner. Redneck engineering at its finest.
From looking at the pictures, someone has definitely been "rigging" things. The original heater return went to a strange shaped pipe with a special O-ring sealed threaded piece into the water pump. This got it up over the air pump.
Took a short drive today to pick up my daughter from Grandma's hose and noticed coolant on the ground after I got home. All the weak spots in the cooling system decided to leak after the radiator was full and hot. Oh well, this is a good excuse to pull the radiator and support and steam clean the engine so I can fix it again.
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