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do you remember if these seat covers are the graphite or the dark charcoal?
I have a 93 with the dark gray interior and not sure which of the seat cover colors to get.
Thanks.
Nice looking truck by the way!
Originally Posted by Vabow
Seat covers, Scottsdale from seat covers unlimited
Are they same quality as factory, no but they have held up good. Much better than old broken rattling door panels. I am glad I purchased them and would recommend them for someone needing replacements.
Last year I purchased new intake boots from rifraff along with a Donaldson 6637 air filter kit. Also purchased a hydra from them running the php 65hp daily driver tune. Definitely a big improvement in power and trans shifting. Did drop my fuel mileage down form 16 to 14. But that might be on me now that it sounds so good. Made truck more enjoyable to drive.
The only thing I don't like about the cover lay door panels is the old school speaker opening design, wish they design or sold the door panel like they came from the factory. But they do look good, and way better than the old door panels.
Towing this summer I have noticed the coolant temperature running a little higher than normal. Never heard the fan clutch engagement like it once did. I ordered a replacement one from rockauto, it’s a Hayden #2835. Probably will not know if it makes a difference until next summer. Factory one is probably worn out after 260000 miles.
Still on the road, was having problems with brake lights not working and unlocking shifter lock. Had to stand on brake pedal to get lights to work and shifter out of park. Inspected the brake light switch and it had a stick shoved between switch and brake booster arm. I’m guessing po did this because of same problem. I adjusted shim some and it’s working great, will get new switch asap.
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