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I finally fixed the air horn:naner:,I also welded the chain back onto the hood support,and put my air control knob on.

Oh,Gotcha I completely missed that one!

Your truck only builds psi to 108? It should build to 125 in both tanks. If it doesn't you still have issues.

What is the tow light cable name,and where can I get one? Thanks in advance!

Not to sure, But I believe it's due to the contraction of the metal. As the engine warms up the leak stops. I've driven plenty of trucks ( mostly IH,and Freightliner) that done this with temperature drop.Your problem cold be from a damaged hose, But from my experience I would try tightening the...

Not sure if you're new to diesel trucks or not, but it's pretty common place for a coolant leak as the temperatures drop

I finally got around to sliding my bed back. So I could get the big spare in.It's not completely done yet, but should be soon.

Archmark; I would suggest to pull the radiator and remove the end caps and blow the rad out, also do the same with the trans cooler. I had this same problem in my truck and After it was all said and done I wish I would've just did as I described.

Sounds like you have the same "luck" that I do! Everything I do takes about 20x's longer than it should!

Where did you get it? Fairly costly or relatively affordable?

Good to see that you thought about safety with the cribbing! Good job, Like it!

I cleaned out a couple of old coffee cans, and it went much better and faster.They hold about 3 qts each and I had 4 of them.

Looks exactly how mine did. I just hope since I completely dissected the cooling system it won't look like that in October when I plan on replacing the coolant again!

Machinist; I can tell you that there are 4 L shaped brackets on the frame that basically bolt the bed to the frame that are not adjustable. So you would have to weld new brackets into place. I think there is also 2 spring loaded bolt locations that also would need to be moved.But that is how my...

Mtnsnow; Thank you Sir, That really clears a lot up for me. I thought that any 5 ton before the A2 was classified as an A1.So that is the reason why Carlo's truck has the wider version.

Mtnsnow; So there is basically 3 different versions? A M923-M923 A1- M923 A2?

Scar; That is correct, but there is a definite difference between the 2 tire carriers.They might have come from the factory with 2 different carriers per what tire they were built with.There is also a difference between the distance of the cab and bed. I can't recall right off the top of my...

Scar; I'm a one man crew! I'm very fortunate that when it snapped the chain fall and the eyelet went the other direction, or I might be in the hospital right now! Machinist; I did not move the bed. That was my original plan, but because I would have to weld (no welder) new brackets on. I just...

I finally got around to installing the A2 spare tire carrier. It was a bigger job than originally anticipated!Had some holes to drill, only 3 if you can believe that! Pic #5;The A1 spare tire carrier removed. The 4 arrows are the main attachment holes ,which aligned perfectly with the A2. Pic...

I was!!! and leaning to the right, and it still came up long!!!rofl