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Go LED Ba15s base, 12/24v for the bulbs. Being a 2005, the marker lights are probably already LED and will work on 12v. If you want to just use incandescent bulbs, here's the conversion chart.

Try this. Start in 1st. Run to 1800 rpm and manually shift to 2nd. Run second to 1800 rpms and manually shift to 3rd. Run 3rd to 2000 rpms and manually shift to 4th. Run 4th gear up to 2000 rpms and then gently push the shifter a bit further towards Neutral. It'll shift to 5th. I'll...

Are you counting the shifts? 53mph at 2200 is 4th gear. It's likely that you're hearing/feeling the torque converter lock if you're counting the gears. You should "count" 6. The converter locking really feels like a gear shift. Try bumping the lever a bit more towards neutral and see if it...

Bob's expression is priceless!

A photo finish!

I was trying to figure out what was going on here... Caption this!

LED's on the left (with Rigid LED's on the top of the windshield), sealed beams (originals) in the middle, and HID headlights on the right with an HID lightbar on top (insane light) I realize you can't see the lights from that crazy HID light bar, but the colors are there. The HID's do have a...

I caught a little bit of flak for driving this ....but it was worth it. :doghead:

A little windy, but had a great time, too. Pics soon!

2200 at 53 is likely 4th gear. Adjust your shift linkage?

Seen em. Like the performance and cut off line. Buying em. Don't care if people think I'm plugging them. They work.

I don't buy from napa...thus $35

The only filter I see missing from this post is the internal transmission filter. It's part # is 51892 (Wix) or 1892 (Napa). They run about $35.

I'm in

1989 BMY M925A2 a. Serial Number (VIN number) 1002AA097 b. Registration Number -----None noted c. NSN without dashes -----2320012300308 d. Where you bought it - Fontana, Ca (Govliq) e. Bumper numbers - 79 / 40 THBS (possibly "THBSB")

What's the story behind this photo? 2.5 + 1.25 vs 5 ton?

You could always put a front hitch on your truck. ;) :driver:

Just as a matter of reference, if you have your air dryer working properly, you'll likely never see any water in that separator. If you bypass the dryer (or don't have one working properly), you'll get moisture and have to drain that little bowl periodically. I think it's a relic from the...

James A Kirk. Son of James T. (Tiberius) Kirk. Velly intellesting