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Hmm, must have been one of those wifi enabled trucks.

Who did you get it from?

So on top of being the only mechanic for my towns Public Works dept. I also have a public operators pesticide licence, i.e. I'm the skeeter control dude. Go figure. So a tip if you have Asian tiger skeeters, They are container breeders, they can breed in a cap full of stagnant water...

I'm not a fan of the CTIS either. I've heard enough failure stories that I'll just do it by hand. I've got enough broke things here on the farm without adding to it.

I know I'm late now, but here's the napa parts you'd need

Sorry for the mis-information

Go to your local big truck or hydro hose shop. You need a Schrader valve on a 1/4 pipe nipple. Common part, normally comes shrink wrapped on a card. Or you can get a 1/4 pipe to 1/8 pipe bushing and use the part that Erik's sent you.

Yeah its fine, may not handle great with the mixed up set on it though

Do you have a air shift transfer case or the auto locking sprag?

Carried the ROTC during the parade for the Heritage Farm Festival. It sat on display the rest of the day. Sadly it was a unmanned display as we had other demonstrations to manage.

It's turning red due to the heat on the pipe. Gotta go with a high temp paint on the pipes

I'd have to re read the manual to be certain. But my understanding of it was front brakes only with override engaged. If I can get a several min I'll have to look it up to clarify for us both.

That's not what that is for. Override disables your rear brakes completely.

+1 Mine won't

What was it reading before? 190 is a good temp in general, today's cars/trucks normally run 194 to 212 or so depending on make and model.

Hey tell me more about the possible cracked and repaired case on the trans. The pics didn't show it real well.

Thanks, yeah I flushed the system early on and then that radiator got a pin hole in it so pulled it had it fixed and flushed and I flushed the engine again while it was out.

That's a great cover! I like it alot better than the normal one that's on the towns. It's a pain to roll the sides up. We have a hydro power unit in ours with a water main valve insertion machine.

I still have the shipping labels on mine where it came back from Kuwait. I also have the original bumper numbers on it from SC National Guard. So I had my buddy that's in the guard look at it. He determined by the type of label, year of truck, and unit history that it had seen a tour in...

The wife keeps telling me it's "exercise"