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The 26 psi is the spec for that vehicle. The 44 psi is the max pressure at the max rated load for those tires. Stick close to 26 psi and you'll be just fine. If you feel 26 is a bit too soft then you can bump the pressure up a few psi and see how it does. But be sure to check your tire tread wear pattern to make sure you're getting even wear across the face of the tread.2 points
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I've taken enough of them out of JY trucks over the years that I don't worry about having to find them anymore. Always keep a set in the toolkit in the back. OPs idea is good though, perhaps there's another way or another fuse type that would be a slow blow. Can you get slow blow blade fuses? What about this https://www.littelfuse.com/products/fuses/automotive-passenger-car/blade-fuses/299.aspx1 point
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So you had to hold the button when starting the truck in lieu of depressing the clutch? On the Taco I mentioned, I think you just pressed it but didn’t have to hold it. It reset before next start attempt.1 point
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No timer at all. It is on when pressed an off once released1 point
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First time I'd heard of and used an interlock switch was in a 99 or 00 Tacoma 4wd 5MT, can't recall. Momentary switch that allowed one-time use to start the truck without the clutch pedal depressed. Particularly useful if on an incline and needing to start the truck with the foot on the brake. I'm happy to see this feature existed long before I saw it in a Taco, but I'll presume the WD21 acted like the above.1 point
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The interlock switch is momentary and I am sure there is some kind of timer to it, although I have not done any research on how long it lasts. I hit the switch and turn the key and drive off....1 point
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Personally I’d just let the shop recycle it. Think of it this way, there’s one more core for them to rebuild, and keep someone else’s truck on the road. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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That void is where my hoist was, but there are the bumpers.1 point
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Those are the bumper pads that get sandwiched between the spare tire and chassis. Need new push clips to install them.1 point
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Clean looking rig! When I was configuring my lift and looking at the different options, and what to look for when buying my stuff I watched @PathyDude17 videos on R50 suspension and helped a lot with figuring out what I wanted to go for1 point
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97 Quey with Bosch Oscar fog’s recessed into the grill. Easy add on. The grill is actually still one piece. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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The car has a dual fuel system. Propane filling (LPG). Отправлено с моего SM-N975F через Tapatalk1 point
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Saint-Petersburg, Russia Отправлено с моего SM-N975F через Tapatalk1 point
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Throwback pic, to May 2018. If anybody has a dirt cheap WD21 around Michigan I can turn into a trail rig I'm your sucker, I miss having stuff to post on this forum!1 point
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The ole 96er. I miss her and regret getting rid of her everyday. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
