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Navo, Take a second and relax. Before you go out and spend your money you need to pull the hub. Gear oil leaking from the axle is common. Seals go bad with age and the axle vents can clog. Take the wheel off and post some photos. Call up one the dealer Mephis...White Owl...etc Get a new boot...

Oh Gimpyrobb that was a funny post. Both humorous to some and serious to others. Thanks I needed a laugh.

The windows them self have stop brackets on the frames. Also, front windows that fold out can be adjusted as well. The screw that hold them up to have play in them. I think the bottom latch has play as well. I did all that and had to use some blue rtv in my front window corners.

Your investigation has failed. That hole is design only to be pluged when fordging water. Hence the plug thread into it keeper. You more than likely have a rear main seal leak. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ-vkMESHXg&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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I am sitting here laughing so much for my humor. Seriously it was meant to be a joke.

There is a video on YouTube going over the engine. Edit: I found it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5UUpqagrf0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I agree with Clinto. I would like to caution you about some of the other posts. They appear to be humorous in nature and sarcastict. The reference to a flux capacitor is from a fictional movie called "Back to the Future".

Could it be a cover for the low air buzzer?

My advice make a list of issues you need to repair. Do one thing at a time and don't focus on everything. I felt overwhelmed when I had my first axle leak. Just reminder these trucks where built for the average man to repair. Also, I would go to couple rallies or events and make friends. It's...

Does not ring a bell to me. You could try tent material. Probably the same color and material type. What I did when I seat ripped was go to a local fabric store and find a similar material. I paid an apostle shop fix it.

Quick Video only did one take. Don't use water line plastic unless you want to start a fire. The military used this same tubing. I had some on my truck when it came out of the service. Where I got mine. http://www.mcmaster.com/#air-brake-tubing/=ipih2h

Dot plastic air line from McMaster Carr. If I have time I'll take a photo or make a video.

I think selling a Deuce at this point in time is a mistake. If you have one you love you should hold on to it. After all the flood gates have closed. The 900 series is flooding the market. Howver, I understand though how interests change and life throws you curve balls. I have considered...

Here is a video going over the bleeding process after removing the fuel pump.

There a "POS" pull it out before it starts a fire.

Just a tip but I use soft set pipe dope on my copper lines. Helps seal the system up.

Whats sad is that poor kid lost his life because someone forgot a pressure relief valve. Furthermoore its looks like someone thought they could build a cheap super soaker.

Question were you able to do the valve adjustment by yourself (one man ) and how long did it take you? I think my valves need adjustment as well. Am I correct in assuming you need to rotate the engine by hand? Thanks

Action Tire in Marietta (770) 419-1670 fixed my last time. Think I paid 40 for a new flap and tube.