Recent content by snoranger

Damn

Was it a white XL with steel wheels? We just sold one at our auction on Thursday. The guy loaded it on a dolly and said he’s got a really long drive home.

Yes you did… you bought a 2019+ with a filterless system.

Open the hood and look at the cowl. There’s a fresh air intake right above the glove box. That where they come in. My truck sits a lot and I have the same issue.

I put a “utility sink” in the laundry room in my old house. I say “utility sink” because it wasn’t one of those cheap plastic slop sinks. I went to a restaurant supply store and bought a nice stainless steel industrial kitchen sink for a few bucks more than a new plastic slop sink.

As said already… transfer case in neutral, trans in gear. Lock the steering. Dollys have their own pivot point and you don’t need a second one.

To swap a 9004 and 9007 you just need to trim one of the 3 alignment tabs out of the housing and change 2 pins. I don’t see how they could have butchered the housing that bad… I used a razor knife when I did it to my Explorer. BUT, I guess there are people out there that can F up a free lunch.

I can give you Dirtmans number. If I had seen this earlier, I was off the past 2 days because we bought another house.

What bulb did he manage to fit in there?

That makes sense… I’ve always liked electrical work.

I didn’t read the responses, so sorry if I repeat something that was already said. If you really think the problem is that the module isn’t seeing neutral, ground the red w/ white stripe wire at the module and see if it will shift into low.

Crystals?!?! Step 1 should have been to replace the radio.

I know you don’t have a basement… there’s no house on your property, only Rangers.

Try 2 sheds and a garage you can barely walk around in, and a basement for the overflow. I’m pretty confident that I could build a running vehicle from the parts I have sitting around.

I always buy WAY more stuff than I need and think “I’ll just return whatever I don’t use”. I never return anything, pile up too much crap, and use something from the last project on the new project… so it works out perfect.