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My 'Service 4wd' light on the dash is illuminated almost everytime I go to drive the truck. I checked the condition of the wiring and plugs on the transfercase and everything looks good. I replaced the motor on the transfercase which did not fix the problem. The truck still goes into 4wd thank...

Thanks for the reply, I bought the turbo for several reasons, one of which was more useable power. I am prepping the truck for towing a camper mainly in the mountains and am trying to find the right combination of parts. One thing I am confused about is the fact that I cannot get more than 19...

Hey guys, I just got my Super B installed along with the new BD exhuast manifold. Everything seems to working fine. Truck drives just as it did before. I've got a hundred and some miles on it at this point and there is no wow factor. Are my expectations skewed? If I stand on it my display...

Got it, thanks for the input.

I appreciate the explanations. Everything better be tight in the transmission for what it cost. Yep I'll be looking to remove the ball. Thanks for the help,

Thanks for the explanation on the alternator method. I may just spring for the barring tool, it's not cheap but it's the right way. Have we ever determined why they put the check ball in the cooler line? The BD instructions talk about the Gear Shift Adjustment procedure. Has anyone had...

Not sure I follow with the generator nut. What are you talking about? Sorry I'm a little green when it comes to diesels.

Okay, hadn't thought of that. How involved is that process? I seem to recall there is some sort of boot on the back of the transfercase that is looking a little rough. Do you know what I'm referring to?

Thanks for the info. That is exactly the kind of wisdom I'm looking for. Do you recommend red or blue locktite?

Hey guys, I'm gearing up to swap my 48RE, TC, and flex plate and would like to know what tips and tricks you know of for the process, ie best way to turn the engine/transmission when installing the TC bolts. I have the shop manual and have printed a couple threads for the procedure. Also are there...

Let's do it! I'd love another chance! Thanks

I like my truck for the power, mileage and utility!

rscurtis, Thanks for the explanation, that helps.

I apologize for not mentioning the spare. I had no idea that it would have an effect being on the rear. I figured that as long as I didn't have an lsd or locker I wasn't hurting anything. Now, with the spare off now the pull is gone. Learn something new everyday. I will be getting a full sized...

Ok. Tell me if this would have an effect... I have my spare on the right rear. Spare is a 265/70 and the other 3 are 295/70s. If so I don't understand why only in 4wd. As much as I want to know why, at this point I just want it fixed. Thank you,

Yes, I am baffled on this one. Every time I think of something that could cause that, I think, well, it should be doing that in 2wd too... If I drive on the left side of the road, depending on the crown the pull is decreased. Alignment was done after replacing ball joints etc. 1,000 miles...

I have the same problem with my passenger side fender. I too was considering MMcCowan's plan although with some clear bra under the fender flares. As my body guy warned me that fender flares can be a 'nice' way to trap dirt etc. Does anyone know a ball park price for a bedside?

I do have some level of understanding in that arena. We had a Land Rover for a while ( full time 4wd). Conditions were snow packed roads and snowing heavily. I just got back from a ski trip to Winter Park CO (90 miles each way) and I'll have to say it was a white knuckle ride on the way up...

Mileage on the truck is 90k. I failed to mention that the passenger side hub was replaced with the ball joints. Thanks for your help

Hey guys. I took my wife to the airport the other day in bad conditions using 4wd (40 miles each way). On the way I started hearing noise and feeling more vibrations from the front end. The truck started pulling to the right on the way home. Noise and pulling would eventually go away after...