I have a cousin that moved all his family out of Ca to Texas, it is booming in Texas. I also meet multitudes of people here in Tenn from Cali. I work as a mobile RV tech and they are coming in droves.
My speedo is dead on by gps so I guess mine is fine. I was hoping it would eliminate the TPS as it is a plain old pain in the a$$ to adjust and get the wires hooked up to read. Still, I like the idea of it.
I would like an in depth explanation of what a US Shift Quick4 is and how to "look" at the speed sensor(where it is) and pigtail on the diff does what?
Ok, I went and looked up the Shift rig....wow, that is nice. Does that require the factory sensors like the TPS etc. or does it operate...
I have a timing light from the 70's, a Craftsman. I see that some of these timing systems work with a light? I could not determine if I just need to get one of the pulse adapters? Anyone care to elaborate on the requirements for this.....
I can't believe you moved North from VT. I spent most all of 52 years in Maine and when I moved I jumped all of New England and landed in Tenn.....and damned if the weather didn't find me after 11 years. You can have it back anytime. I have burned my last stick of wood ever. Well, I like a...
Well, that just threw down the old gauntlet didn't it? Cupholders you say? It has already been discussed with my wife, the only cupholder is behind the electronic control module for the stuff that is not needed. More to come.
I am putting a class 5 hitch on it so I will be looking for that...
Well, it was a great ride with some trials and tribulations. But none of them involved real problems with the Ambulance. Overall, it ran great. Got 15.3 mpg for over a 1000 miles with a truck that had not been driven for at least 4 years and only 2000 miles in 15 years. Changed the oil today...
I will pick up my "new" work truck on Thu. It is a 92 E350 with an ambulance body, used for a fire marshal division. It has just under 25,000 miles. It will be quite the shakedown cruise getting it back to Tenn. from Conn. Looking forward to learning many things here.
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