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Got my turn signals workin again and painted the dash while it was out. Had to rewire the entire turn signal circuit under the dash, on the steering column, and under hood. About to paint the gauge cluster before it goes back in.

I have a control box you can steal a solenoid out of. Run over and get it. I'm still working on my truck. My turn signals decided to take a giant sh*t on me.

Check temp at the thermostat housing, top radiator tank, and intake manifold just aft of the thermostat housing.

Sounds like your thermostat has either been removed and not replaced, or it may be stuck open.

I will be heading that way Sunday or Monday.

Not at this time. You can see it in person.

Just finished painting mine. It has been an epic battle.

I don't mind narrating.

I'm bringing a chair. I'll supervise.

What does your maxabeam kit consist of?

I'm bringing a whiffle tree with pins if anyone needs one. Excellent condition.

That sucks. Sounds like it may indeed be the pinion bearings. Is the park brake seized?

That or a valve has stuck and it is trying to put hydraulic pressure to the forward and reverse side at the same time.

Injector pump oil supply line.

Let the truck idle until it is warmed up, then gently rev the engine. If it whistles it is working.

I started painting mine as well today during the whole two hours I had when it wasn't raining. Hoping for no rain tomorrow.

That is a very clean looking project. Looks more complete than project.

It isn't going to work. He broke it.

Biggest thing you need is a 1 and 1/4" socket to remove the mainshaft nut from the drive flange on the rear of the transmission. Other than that all you need is a 3/8" drive socket set and ratchet and a standard wrench set. Helps to have a long 3/8" drive extension too. And maybe a 1/4" drive...

I bet the teeth broke off of the 5th gear synchro hub. Mine did the same thing. The teeth get worn down over time until they have a very small cross section, then they just break off when you put a load on them. It is an easy fix. I did mine in three-four hours. No need to remove the...