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Ok, that's all I have to offer. I'm crawling back under my rock now.

There is a switch shown in the parts TM.

Was your(does it need to be) 3 lever switch in service drive, when you tested for the reverse lights?

OK, now I have a delema. Would you like me to apoligise in a PM, or on this thread? Would you like me to delete all the crap and leave just the correct info? Your call. I clearly misunderstood both your question and the fact they have reverse lights(I did look quickly in the TM). Your reply...

Nevermind, I found this in the -p.

Pics?

If you had read a TM for a vehicle that you obviously are unfamiliar with, you would know that it has no backup lights, or if you had missed that fact, you would have known that the lowest portion of the tail lamps is what's know as the blackout lamp. One again, reverse lights were not required...

Did that state inspection check for properly maintained wheel bearings? Lug nut torque? Back up lights? Your the one that said you didn't have time to read the TM, not me. Now you did?

So, I should assume that you do know all you need to know, to properly maintain it, just you didn't know they do not have reverse lights? Oh. I hate to sound like I am picking on you(in particular), but honestly, some people should not own and operate trucks.

Would you be upset is some guy you didn't know, was driving by your house with his nifty surplus truck(toy) and one of his 14.00-20 tires came off(because he didn't take the time to read and understand the TM, and maintain his truck properly) and it rolled through your lawn and hit and killed...

It does not sound like you will have time to safely maintain your truck then. Might consider selling it before you get hurt, or hurt someone else.

Have you ever downloaded and read TM 9-2320-386-10, the basic operators manual?