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on the road again
She's almost done! Here is the list rear drums,ajusters,ebrakes,wheel cyls all new lines,new shoes,and hardware, drained rear end, new u joints,new fuel lines back to the selector valve,transfer case opeaned and was ok,rebuilt trany,sonax valves,tryculmanator springs,billet converter,new wiring to trany (plug at trany croded),new shocks & steering stablizer,all new front brake lines,new master,calipers,pads,ruber lines,tie rodends and centerlink,motor mounts,oil pan,starter,batteries,waterpump,fuel pump,all fuel lines on the motor, fuel heater,all hoses and belt, new berings in idelars,new trany cooling lines,automatic thermostat for trany cooling fan,new ac condenser cooling fan,3 new radiatator cooling fans with automatic and manual controles,water filter,air horns,8 way power leather seats,middle seat/console,18 k mod,stainless simulators,wrapped down pipe,completley painted and undercoated everything,and the winner is twin 5" stacks. just waiting for the diamond plate top covers for my utility body and to get a spray in liner and i'll be smokin [img]smokin.gif[/img]
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so far this month is have installed gauges, checked gauges checked gauges again, done an oil change and greased the front end... every chore required me to crawl under the mule, in the mud... ugh....! i don't think i have EVER seen over a week of rain EVERYDAY...! and this month...! good lord...! unbelievable weather... and cold...! many days with temps in the 40's.... it's may...!
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i've spent all the time in the mud that i'm gonna spend... i haven't seen this much mud since i went to a mudcats game...! (mud football)... i'll be diggin little stones out of my ears for at least a month...!
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Originally Posted by 444dieselrod
Rain, SMAIN...
Gimma a few hours and I will show you what I did in the rain today... got to get the camera back from Ma.
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Gimma a few hours and I will show you what I did in the rain today... got to get the camera back from Ma.
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mud sucks I did it for years with my dad, he finaly built a shed to work in when he was 44, worked on farm equipment all his life OUTSIDE before that. crazy man.anyway I was out mudding the '96 in the rain, but the camera wont be back for a while, got burrowed out.
I understand, I got two to maintain..... and we had snow here on may 12th. and two days ago it was in the 70's, spring is nuts here.
You might have to get the misses outside to help you. is the sensor a one or two wire sensor??? If its a one wire have her watch the gauge and you pull the wire off the sender and ground it out, it should read full face value of the gauge, 250* 280* whatever it is, if it does this then you know the gauge and all the wiring is good, and its in the sender.
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