What did you do to the X today?
Helped rescue a buddy's truck that broke down. Ugh, don't ever buy a trailer
And this was after helping another buddy move. We left his house and buddy #1's truck died like 5 miles out. Of course I had my phone on mute/no vibrate so I had a bunch of missed calls and texts once I got home He said it sputtered out and he just saw my tail lights heading off into the night noooooooooooo, come back!!!!!
And a pic just because
And this was after helping another buddy move. We left his house and buddy #1's truck died like 5 miles out. Of course I had my phone on mute/no vibrate so I had a bunch of missed calls and texts once I got home He said it sputtered out and he just saw my tail lights heading off into the night noooooooooooo, come back!!!!!
And a pic just because
Got the transmission dipstick tube replaced. It broke the day before we were leaving on a short trip (about 1000 miles round trip, towing a trailer on the way back).
The guys at Blues transmission in San Jacinto, CA really helped me out. Squeezed me in on a busy day and the price was 1/5 of what the dealership wanted.
So we will be on our way in about an hour......
The guys at Blues transmission in San Jacinto, CA really helped me out. Squeezed me in on a busy day and the price was 1/5 of what the dealership wanted.
So we will be on our way in about an hour......
Last week I installed my Navigator steering wheel but wired it up temporary until my other parts arrived and they did. I finally connected everything like it came this way from factory.
I purchased the following wedgelocks in order to use my current connector. These are the .110 wedgelocks not the .060 that are used in the mirrors.
I crimped the 7 wedgelocks for a good fit and OEM look.
All wires in their places.
I also installed the steering wheel control for my Pioneer stereo using the SWI-CP5 controller.
I sure do like having all those steering wheel controls they are pretty cool.
Tim M
I purchased the following wedgelocks in order to use my current connector. These are the .110 wedgelocks not the .060 that are used in the mirrors.
I crimped the 7 wedgelocks for a good fit and OEM look.
All wires in their places.
I also installed the steering wheel control for my Pioneer stereo using the SWI-CP5 controller.
I sure do like having all those steering wheel controls they are pretty cool.
Tim M
Mine got a wash, claybar and wax. Taking my daughter to preschool it starts to rain.