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Put heat in it. It’s much nicer to drive now.
What have you done to your square lately??
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no longer needed a 4wd and didnt want to ship it to Florida just to sell it there.
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Bought the flex plate and rear main seal I’ve been dragging my feet on getting, now to see if I actually install them soon
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I'll bet. Driving stuff in cold weather sucks. Not just because it's uncomfortable, but it's a bitch when you can't keep the windows thawed.
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Lol, that's a very bad habit of my own.
Honky Kong jr
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Willy needed a flex plate too. Ummm I paid someone to do it. It don’t fit in my garage and it’s cold out. Lol
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Got them from Octane Lighting on eBay
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Added some more LEDs this weekend to the license plate and dually fenders
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Lookin good!!! Howd you get them to play well with the others? Thats my problem
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The tails come with a flasher module which helps with all that. With that said, the lights on the fenders of a dually don’t flash so they usually don’t cause any issue with hyperflash or anything like that.
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put my new fuel pump and sender unit in and reinstalled the tank. Bloody fuel gauge dosent seem to read the same as the original
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Might need to bend the float arm on the sending to make sure it touches the bottom of the tank when it reads empty and full when touching the top.put my new fuel pump and sender unit in and reinstalled the tank. Bloody fuel gauge dosent seem to read the same as the original
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