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Get the truck started by charging your batts with a charger or jump.
Take a volt meter and check the output on your alt/gen from the terminals on the rear of the generator. Should read about 27-28 volts. If it is reading that, then it is putting out the correct voltage and the problem lies...
Just pulled both brake/turn signal bulbs in the rear. Both were blown. Volt meter shows normal votage at sockets when using turn signals and brakes. Very odd that both would blow at the same time, or maybe one was always blown and I just never noticed until the other went. In any event, will be...
Searched threads and didn't find anything that covers this specific combination. Lots of good info in other threads however most deal with total failure. This seems to be a partial failure. Have tried every switch position and have the same issue.
> No brake lights and no rear turn signal...
My truck is still on jack stands. Waiting for parts to do the other 3 rear wheels which should be arriving tomorrow or Weds. I'm liking the 50 ft lbs. procedure. Can you elaborate on the bearing pre-load issue CTMustang?
I just replaced a rear wheel bearing assembly and new seals today. The race was set into the hub first by seating it with a tool and striking it flush with a hammer. After assembling everything the hub was then put on and the inner nut was then tightened down as tight as it would go, however the...
Thanks for the reply. I read through most of those threads including the one with all of the step by step pictures. They were excellent and very informative. I guess what's confusing to me is the modern axles which use the gear oil to lubricate the bearings and these which keep the bearing...
So today we disassembled my driver side rear axle to replace a leaking axle seal. I was surprised how easy it was to break it down, get everything off and clean it up. We left the wheels on, removed the outer axle bolts, removed the axle shaft, then removed the outer hub bolts etc and removed...
Yes, the air scoop, couldn't think of the name. Thanks. GunBoy I'll PM you. earnie, when you say complete side cowl do you mean the entire drop down panel? And would that be with the punch out plate in place or with a scoop?
Thanks.
Anybody know the name of the part that covers the round hole on the driver's side hood drop down panel? Looks like a formed metal hood vent/intake. And where can I get one?:confused:
I have two rear axle seals leaking. My plan is to tear down both rear axles completely to replace all wheel cylinders, all brake shoes, inspect bearings, replace all inner/outer seals and inspect brake hoses and replace if necessary. My question is this, how much DOT5 will be needed to...
I'm getting ready to bleed brakes too. Is there a specific type of DOT5 for MV's? I heard talk of not to use standard automotive DOT5. Isn't DOT5 DOT5 no matter where you get it?
Great thread! My truck has also been experiencing overheating problems. Runs fine at idle and low speed but at highway speed or if there are hills involved truck heats to just over the 200-210 mark (which isn't too bad really but bothers me). I took mine to a radiator shop and had the tech look...
When you say cycling on and off rapidly what do you mean by that exactly? What is the interval? I am having a similar occurrence also. It cycles on and off about every minute or so.
Should I be concerned now? Everything was going fine after the guage repair. Yesterday while driving the guage crept back up to about 240 and I started smelling antifreeze. Pulled over and noticed the stop cock on the radiator was open and coolant had been leaking out. Was able to get home and...
Should definitely read in the green. Mine sits in the yellow when not running. When running it is in the green just to the left of the white tic mark. I have measured the output at the alternator with a volt meter and it is putting out between 28-29 volts.
Here are some pics for those wondering what makes up the axle vent. After what appeared to be an axle seal leak, I took mine off to clean. Fixed the leak for a while but leak is back. Took the vent off again and there is pressure building up as you could hear the pssst when I removed it...