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oh cool. thanks man! you can tell em if they need a tow rig, somethin to turn into a trail rig, a good work truck or even a daily driver, the ol beastie will do it with a smile on its face.
I burn them up by getting them packed full of mud . Also running two, dual speed coolng fans, electric fuel pump, two 1000 cca batterys. It just takes its toll on things. Plus high rpms never seem to be good for them.
Amen to that. Muddy water really makes a quick mess. I recently had my battery's ground wire corrode with water and mud which kept my truck from starting yesterday. Just the way I wanted to start the day. lol
Are you sure your battery's dead or is it not grounding like mine just was. At first I thought dead battery.
Now today at the desert I fried my electric fan.The one that fried I pulled from a tauras, but I think this time I'm going to look for a dual setup. Hopefully its not to rainy out tomorrow so I can pull one from the junk yard. I think a newer civic fan should do.
its not dead now. got jumped and ran around. i think my cig lighter has a short, so when my radar and GPS are plugged in it drains way faster than it should.
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