Recent Content by NGuzik

Remove the bed first and crib it up with a floor jack and roll the truck out from under it. Than repeat with the cab just make sure you have room for the wheels to roll by. I've done this with full jeep body's in the past. I'm actually going to swap out my flat bed for an 8 foot bed on my 06...

X2 on hitting the trackbar where the taper is. Let the PB blast and shock do the work. You don't even need to take large swings with the hammer. Afew firm handed blows should remove it. Don't wast time with any kind of pickle fork.

I still have my hopes up for the colorado with a MiniMax in it.

No it's dry. I wouldn't have bought the truck if it was oiled. I guess i've pretty much talked myself into running a filter full of injector cleaner. Any brands of cleaner better than others? Diesel 911 > Mopar?

After a few months of trying different things and thinking about it, I've come to the conclusion I have no idea. What I do know. -Below 1000 rpm I have a pretty noticeable shake. -I got the truck with a Aem air intake what was kinda dirty. -Replaced fuel filter -oil level was normal...

Auto Value Part Master on everything that has spark plugs.

As if I didn't need another reason to need one of these...

I had the same problem with my 94. My light seemed to work when it wanted to. Odd enough it seemed to work more in the spring when it started to warm up outside. Replaced the dash bulb, still nothing. I can't remeber replacing any sensors to try and fix it, but I may have.

I never had one on my 94. Always thought it would be nice for when the girlfriend was learning how to drive...

Isn't that one of those super hight tech slotted weight reduction rotors? haha

Agree, take it back. How many miles are on it?

I've never had good luck rebuilding them myself. Here in the heart of the salt belt the pitting and lack of material to refinish make the repair more of a band aid.

Any plans for a better mount than the suction cup? I feel like my 06 already has huge bling spots on the a piller. I seems to me there's tons of extra room next to the hvac controls or to the left of the stick shift.

So what's this going to set me back?

Costco gloves have always treated me well. Usually last a season of wood cutting. First thing I do is turn them inside out. Why on earth they put the ruff/stitched side agints the hand blows my mind. Sure the soft side looks better from the outside, but it sure does feels better on the palm...