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  1. wrenchturner6238

    headlight and horn, M1009 advice needed

    I know its kinda different but still the same. I had a 79 chev pickup with the right head light dim ( it did not burn them out but it was dim) the fix to it problem was to take apart and clean the ground they are right behind the head light once i did that i never had trouble again. Not sure...
  2. wrenchturner6238

    headlight and horn, M1009 advice needed

    On the headlight problem I would take all the grounds loose and shine them up with sand paper or something; headlight grounds, block to frame, frame to cab. The running problem sounds like you are sucking air/ drain back problem and you might not see signs of a fuel leak to get the drain back. I...
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