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Old Apr 30, 2022 | 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Alex_M
Rear wiper sprayer button starts the truck now... That's interesting........
My central unlock button turns mine off..... 🤣

Spent a bit more time investigating today. Still no dice.

 
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Old Apr 30, 2022 | 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Alex_M
Rear wiper sprayer button starts the truck now... That's interesting........
When you find out why, please post. I want this feature. 😁
 
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Old Apr 30, 2022 | 02:50 PM
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Oh, I've got a pretty good idea why. Haha

Whole post will be incoming.

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Old May 1, 2022 | 01:16 AM
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Took a bunch of old, worn, dead parts out and replaced them with some brand spanking new parts.

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Steering shock, dead. One front shock, dead. One rear shock, almost dead, it eventually returned after I compressed it. And the rest 2, well, they returned also after compressing, but not too quickly, So a good time for a change.

Put in the Terrafirma TF534 turrets, TF178 and TF179 shocks and a TF837 steering shock.
I do have polybushes for the front and rear shocks, but didn't feel like putting them on.
Also changed the front stock trailing arms to the Adrenalin 6 degree corrected ones with flo flex poly bushes. The rears I did a few weeks ago.
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And had to remove the front crossmember as it didn't allow the suspension to flex out at all anymore.
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Next, maybe a Gwyn Lewis front and rear props.
 
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Old May 1, 2022 | 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Alex_M
Oh, I've got a pretty good idea why. Haha

Whole post will be incoming.

What are the switches in the coin tray / ash tray location?
 
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Old May 1, 2022 | 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by mln01
What are the switches in the coin tray / ash tray location?
https://i.imgur.com/nlWdg2J.mp4
 
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Old May 1, 2022 | 10:01 PM
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Cleaned up the drivers side. Removed the bump guards and the stock worn fender flares or whatever.
Looks like I feel after a shave, nude. Kinda like the feel of air getting to odd places, but too lazy to keep it this way.
Umm... +50 mm flares are waiting for install.
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Also got a shi*tpart rear ladder put on.
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Old May 3, 2022 | 10:04 AM
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I am chasing all my leaks, a fool errand I am sure. I have/had a leaky transfer case, I endeavored to pull it apart and reseal. Took all the bolts about and the cover to drain it. Put in STP 85/140 with some blue devil. I was not able to find a capacity, it seems somewhere around 3 liters? It was nearly impossible to pump with out heating it up first. It occurs to me that it may be easier to simply run the hose from the transfer case to a funnel and hold it up to let gravity do the work. Note for next time.

Put a bit of Blue Devil in the jack too, I heard that helps, knock on wood I wont need it.

I put in a full gallon, minus a few ounces of spillage.

How much should go it? Just to double check my work.

Hopefully, that puts an end to the leaks from there. I think I probably have a leak at the rear main seal, but does not seem bad enough to warrant a repair.

While I was under there, i tightened up the emergency brake successfully. It works for the first time since I have had it. The 17mm bolt on the drum, easiest fix ever, take that off the list.

 
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Old May 3, 2022 | 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by redrover75
I am chasing all my leaks, a fool errand I am sure. I have/had a leaky transfer case, I endeavored to pull it apart and reseal. Took all the bolts about and the cover to drain it. Put in STP 85/140 with some blue devil. I was not able to find a capacity, it seems somewhere around 3 liters? It was nearly impossible to pump with out heating it up first. It occurs to me that it may be easier to simply run the hose from the transfer case to a funnel and hold it up to let gravity do the work. Note for next time.

Put a bit of Blue Devil in the jack too, I heard that helps, knock on wood I wont need it.

I put in a full gallon, minus a few ounces of spillage.

How much should go it? Just to double check my work.

Hopefully, that puts an end to the leaks from there. I think I probably have a leak at the rear main seal, but does not seem bad enough to warrant a repair.

While I was under there, i tightened up the emergency brake successfully. It works for the first time since I have had it. The 17mm bolt on the drum, easiest fix ever, take that off the list.

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I used this attached to this style bag to do my diffs on sunday and it was awesome. I bought a gallon of gear oil and just refilled the soft sided liter bag.

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Rave says 2 liters (4.1 pints / .6ish gallons) for a refill. a little more if it's totally dry. I fill mine until it runs out the fill hole, wait for it to dribble and then close it back up.



 
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Old May 3, 2022 | 12:19 PM
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Swapped out my battery for the second time in three years. Fortunately, it was under warranty. I definitely have a gremlin draining my battery that needs to be found.

Upcoming projects:
- Replace front windshield wiper motor.
- Fix door lock actuators
- Fix heated seat short
- Gas tank clip
- Re-secure radiator
- Replace right front hub
- Replace right rear axle shaft
- Replace gear selector cover
- Repair A/C for the summer
- Fix 3 Amigos
- Headliner
- Replace C Pillar Plastic
- New fender flares
- Find leaks
- New head unit?
- ... much much more, I'm sure.

This stuff really adds up when you write it all out. Although she's no longer my daily, I never fail to smile when I'm driving her.
 
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