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Yes, that is what I used. Completely got rid of that rude downshift. I am about due to change it out again which should eliminate all of the remaining motor oil (or darn close to it). I changed both filters and will do so again this time as well.
I agree on how well it pulls. The height is a great advantage on pulling with the M929 because it being the same width gives me a better understanding of where I exactly am in my lane with just a glance in the mirrors. Plus the anti-lock brakes as well as the truck's anti-lock brakes make for...
Ok. Thank you. The previous owner said that about the hollow stud too. He also was wondering how it could do anything without the hollow stud. I just assumed (we know what that leads to) that GP knew what they were saying. However, that inspector in KY also said in the auction listing that it...
Definitely well thought out. Stowage for ladder, side panels, posts, all of the bows. If only there were a place for the actual cover. I guess one could strap it on the tongue.
Ok. I looked the wheels over and over, inside and out, and cannot see how air could be possibly getting to the tire. The only air hoses going near the tire are only going to (and from) the brake chambers. Is it possible the tire just has the hoses attached to the rim so that if the truck needs a...
Even when the mechanism messes up as described in the threads I linked, the inside handle will still operate normally. However, even if the forementioned links might fix the majority, you really do never know until you get the mechanism out.
It is fairly easy to repair the door handle. Hardest part is getting the mechanism out and back in. The first link explains it better and the second one has better pictures...
Gotta admit I only read it when there is an issue. Mine dont light on startup, so it must be disconnected, the bulb burnt out, or the sensor absent since the previous owner put a screw on filter in.
Finally got my flat mirror painted and put on the passenger side. The convex bottom on the MRAP mirror was really hindering my seeing the load dump, or any trailer. I like to often look at a pulled trailer's tires, and backing a trailer was as bad as trying to back one up with a modern "truck"...
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