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Hint: Want to keep her supportive of the hobby? Make her as comfortable as possible.

I still have to find the source of my drive-train rattle, so I'll be working on that this weekend. I should have my axle gaskets in the mailbox today. Good luck Bro!

1156 for single filament 1157 for the double filament.

Mactiredearg, Now I see why you couldn't come out and play. Gimme a call this weekend sometime.

Pictures of what?

Yes, parades are fun, especially when you see the kid's faces light up. I totally agree with Steve, candy throwing is dangerous and we (our Club) will not participate in any parade that still allows this. I won't do my local town's parade because of lack of crowd (child) control, and parents too...

You could put 6 snorkels on, but they all would deliver air to the intake side of the turbo, the smallest diameter point.

It's not polite to hi-jack a thread, and it's spelled DEUCE.

It seems to me the way the accessory switch is designed, with the long handle that covers the engine stop in the on position, you should turn the switch off and then pull your engine stop. Have you downloaded the -10 Operator's Manual for your truck yet?

Welcome back to the world Bro, and thank you for your service.

You 'da Man!

Wrong one?

Yes, but putting it back on without "Soldier B" might be a good trick.

Thanks again for the bump Heath, I think this is an assembly that is overlooked.

As stated above, you might have some trouble finding the proper connectors. To get the correct Mil-Spec part number, I'll bet you can find that in the TM. You could mark your wires and cut, add wire and extend to your garage location. The proper way would be to use a good quality butt splice and...

I'd like to see how they did that.

Deuce or 5 Ton?

If you have brake lights, you should have turn signals. A turn signal is nothing but a flashing brake light on the left or right side. Here's another tip: For my light check, I do one walk around. Turn on your headlights and your 4-way flashers, that will check both sides, front and rear, tail...

Be sure and put some Never-Seize on your new bolts.

Alex and the Idaho Motorpool are located in Fruitland on I-84 just East of the Oregon border.