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Have any of the California trucks been reflashed. My California truck's A/C would blow cold during driving and idling afterwards but, when first started it would short cycle the A/C compressor until the coolant temperature was up to operating temp. After the reflash (I think there was a TSB for...

Mine was noticable under light throttle with no load, towing it did it all the time, sent my TST back for a flash in November, got it back with no popping at all, just a slight surge at certain rpms.

Maybe check the big ground at the bottom of the block, I removed this cable when I installed my PMCR to get a better view of the crank and cam sensors

Mine says it on the sticker inside of the glove box.

Most of our roll off trucks have a tare weight around 28,000. Most can legally haul 51,000. Our company includes 3 tons with the cost of the box and charges 70 per ton over the inital 3. It gets pretty expensive when you get into the heavier boxes. I put about 15yds of dirt in a 20yd box (11...

I haven't had a chance to try it yet but, the Impala guys seem to love it and sometimes it seems they are even more obsessed with their vehicles than the cummins guys. Here's a link to a short discussion about it with a few good pics...

It must be the rough roads. I was lucky enough to have a HOG Exhaust sitting in my garage to take it's place.

This just fell off of my truck this weekend, it's a good thing it's used off road only.

Just ordered an Advance tonneau cover www.kcovers.com Another one is the fold-a-cover - I liked the flush mount but didn't like having rails mounted along the entire length of the bed http://www.truck-bed-covers.com/folding_hard_tonneau_covers.htm

Jumbo Jet, the only thing I would change about the installation would be to paint the mounting brackets black before installing. You see the mounting brackets over the wheels and although they don't look bad, I think they would look a lot better painted black to match the frame instead of grey.

The goose-neck ball does sit 4-5 inches in front of the axle. With the companion hitch installed the kingpin mounting point can be adjusted to slightly ahead of the rear axle to what looks like 4-5 inches behind the axle. Installed mine 2 weeks ago and went on a few test runs over some very...

1400 miles and I get 14 mpg. with city driving and a fairly heavy foot - 15 mpg. driving more freeway than stop and go.

Thanks for the link - They have already removed it from the DTR website.