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LOL OK, that explains it.

I just don't recall ever seeing that. And I don't recognize the surrounding area shown (can't tell if it's inboard, outboard, underneath the PDP, etc).

OK, I'm stumped. Where is this located?

I was going to but no, I wanted to keep it hot w/o the ignition. I've always preferred my accessories be available w/o the ignition "on". I also rely religiously on my battery disconnect switching the cab. If I want power to anything, it's on. The fuse block on the driver side is...

I suggest taking a close look at the available space behind each kick panel. There's room, but mounting locations are a consideration (especially on the passenger side). I have a 6-gang behind each kick panel (Still haven't mounted the passenger side permanently, it's pretty tight...

TM Troubleshooting (assuming OEM battery): TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE FAULT CODE 18 – BATTERY TEMPERATURE SENSOR SYMPTOM Heater inoperative, the system fault light repeatedly flashes eighteen times, and repeatedly sounds eighteen audible warning tones. MALFUNCTION Loose battery connection...

I've seen the new alternative on FB. It appears to be much improved over that first guy's design (that <insert_points_of_compass_flippers> later copied and sells). By far the best solution I've seen yet (beyond the A1R designed that completely removed the problem...hey, I've never had an...

Not sure if it's in the TM section on SS https://www.hdtglobal.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/TM_10-4520-264-12P_SHC60_MARCORSYSCOM.pdf

Yep. I tapped 12v at the PDC, ran a wire (in a plastic loom) thru the forward most body panel Then I added a 6-gang fuse block screwed onto the firewall on the driver side behind the kick panel. Handy for future additions, but the main goal was to fuse protect the Bluefire...

Do you have the TM? iirc it has some trouble shooting tips per code. But I'm not at home at the moment to look it up. 18 is the ambient temp sensor I think

Keep in mind, these things were designed to be external to the tent. There's not much quiet about them. LOL

Mine doesn't always come on. Not sure why.

A0 bumper for reference

I've had this discussion before, LOL. I knew I scribbled on an image in the past. Surprised I still had it.

There's also an aluminum version of the plate. I came really close to buying one once. But I figured it would still take damage and wasn't nearly as easy to repair. I'd love to make a steel one someday. I think bolting up the steel version would somewhat strengthen the bumper as...

My 2 cents..... Mine is an A1R with the new bumper. The original had been snagged on something while backing up (as is so often the case) but a NOS A1R bumper was in the back of the truck. And I've owned A0 trucks as well, and pulled a bumper on one of those as well...

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That's cool. I just thrilled to have found these again. Hadn't seen them since the 80"s. They are super handy to have around in the winter.

Been there, done that. I never fully understood why some chicks would be with guys 30 years older than them. Daddy issues keep bikers young..... January road trip thru the Texas Hill Country back in '09. Riding season? Friggin' posers have "riding seasons".

First off, address those loose mirrors, That's sorta a safety issue.. As far as camera systems, there are some good kits out there. I've owned a few of the really cheap Chinese b/u camera kits and (for the obvious reasons) they never seemed to hold up. The displays are the usual...