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Fjordlander replied to the thread Daughters ‘87 needs to ride smooth..I have a 76 k10 so idk how helpful experience is for you and I know everybody hates on Rough Country but I bought new leaf springs for... -
Fjordlander replied to the thread Brake light issues.I didn't know about the bed ground! I'll check that out. The sockets are from AC Delco and they are wired the same as the sockets I...
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I read this post through twice. Seems like the original issue is the truck bed lost it's ground. Common on these old trucks. The bed...
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Fjordlander replied to the thread Brake light issues.I replaced the harness going to the tail lights but I haven't checked the wiring to the headlights. I'll double check everything is...
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You probably have more than 1 problem.Headlight switch is wired wrong. It picks up power for the headlights from a fusible link,not the...
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Fjordlander replied to the thread Brake light issues.I replaced the light switch and the printed circuit for the dash instruments but I'm still have the same issue where if I turn on the...
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Sounds like your pull light switch might be bad.
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Fjordlander replied to the thread Brake light issues.I ended up replacing the rear harness, the bulb sockets, all the rear ground wires, the blinker flasher, and I redid the connect of the...
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Fjordlander replied to the thread Plastic instrument holder.Thank you!!
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It's called a cluster backing plate. LMC truck parts has them.
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Hello! Could someone tell me what this plastic piece that holds all the instruments is called and if someone makes reproductions? The...
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I would expose those wires, and use a test light or voltage meter on each wire to determine the 3 functions of the tail light. If you...
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Fjordlander replied to the thread Brake light issues.I think I'm going to order a new harness for the rear. None of the lights seem to be doing what they're supposed to do lol
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That is a side marker light. As wired by GM it comes on with the parking lights and would not blink.
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The 1157 does all three functions. It is brake tail and turn. That's why the turn signal switch controls power to turn signal and brake...
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