Recent Content by WWatkins

I just bought a bed from Cadet (located in Oklahoma). Am happy with the bed and would buy again. All aluminum +3100 including GN hitch, LED lights, freight to Tucson (closet Cadet dealer I could find), and installation. I like the aluminum even with its drawbacks. Custom aluminum beds in CA...

you'll probably have to run resistors in parallel to avoid the lamp out light. One source that I've used is http://www.superbrightleds.com.

yes... ... ... it's rats. Took the insulation off below my steering column and deposited it in the front right door area down in the rocker panel. Been trying to kill 'em for about a month.

I don't think there is an issue using LEDs with the trailer wiring circuit. I don't believe there are any sensors involved. Doesn't sound like a very positive answer... ... ... The trailer wiring on my truck provides the circuits as they used to be so wiring in trailer lights should be a no...

Quick & dirty wiring job cause I'm going out of town next week and don't want to pull a trailer just to have turn signals..... LED running lights work just fine... ... ... that was the easy part. Turn signals require resistors wired in parallel. Brake lights also require resistors. Only had...

I just installed a flatbed about two weeks ago and within the last couple of days gathered the rest of the parts I think I need to get the lights working right. Problem one is that my '05 uses 3 wires instead of 2 (not including ground). The two different LED versions I have both have 2 lead...

Dealer price for the '05 version of the Jacobs brake was 1325 earlier this year. I bought mine off of Ebay for about 700 including shipping. Kit included everything needed. Instructions were 'pretty good' Had previously installed a BD brake on a 98 (12 valve) with a friends help----took about 3...

Bought my truck in March of this year and have been bugged by the ding until yesterday. I recently downloaded the body builders wiring diagram which lists the sensor circuit as 'G15 20 VT/TN' The wire runs down the column and is readily accessible by removing the plastic panel under the...