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Love the truck rim stools,very unique?

Thanks for the reply,I'm pretty sure they were toast when i had it aligned in Nov. when I got new tires.Sadly they didn't notice that when they aligned it. I've replaced the bushings and going back to have them check it and the tie rods to see if everything is good. Thanks for the input. Michael

Hey Guys, For the last couple months I,ve been getting a clunk on full turns. I recently discovered my rack bushings were shot. If I replace those, because I've moved the rack will I need an alignment? Thanks for any input. Michael

Congratulations,well deserved.?

Had an oil leak when i first got my 98. There was a tip on here about tightening the screw around the VCs. Not cranking on them just a turn or two ( they are plastic).that and Blue Devil oil stop leak every oil change for about a year. Now i get a drop every once in awhile

Replaced mine about six months ago.Surprised how tough it was to get on,a little heat from a blow dryer and it slid right on.

Just an FYI, had my door panels off last weekend(new speakers) the screw in the pull handle does not need to be undone,it stays on the door. Just remove the decorative ring. One less step,just saying.

I've popped the ones on the back of my seats, to tighten the small clips that hold my seatbelts.They make tools for popping those,just a plastic fork in a kit, harbor freight has them for cheap. comes with molding tools also. I had extra clips I got from JY in case of breakage.

I vote out. My rig is white and I like the contrast of white on the black.

62 or is it 26?? Can't remember, Lol

lol?

I like it stock as well, great color,Im also a fan of the raised white lettering on tires, looks good.

Since you where able to black out everything before, try doing just the flares and leave the wheels so we can see!

That's a good point, my intake boot was cracked in several places under the clamp that you couldn't see when I took it off to clean intake. Had to be sucking air.

Clogged fuel filter?? Just throwing it out there!

Holy Guacamole ?

Awesome, thanks for the link,now I know what Im looking for, off to the JY today!?

So my speedometer decided to wig out on me and im told its the speed sensor,so after several searches I see two units on the side of the tranny, anybody know which is which, and had experience changing one of these out? I'm told one is speed sensor, and one is rotation sensor??? Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks, Michael

I'd like to know as well, mine are doing the same thing, laying there doing nothing. making a thumping sound every time I hit a bump. Least I think that's what that thump is??? lol

LOL, went thru the same thing last weekend,broke both clips taking it off, went to JY and found a 98 with both attatched, needed the right one ,broke two more clips getting it off, so I popped the left off without breaking any, back on and secure.

Put new mile marker hubs on, install was pretty easy, except when the c clip shot off the pliers across the floor and couldn't find it. Spent two hrs. running around town to find one of those. Sure notice less drag on engine without all that turning up front. Think I'm gonna like them!

Replaced the throttle body boot, old one had two big cracks in it and brittle as hell! Probably wasn't helping my air /fuel mixture much.

Hey all, just a question, my seat belt light quit working so I pull the instrument panel to see if the bulb was burnt, and found that down the center of it are bulbs to indicate which gear your in. These had no bulbs in them, I had extras from the JY so put new bulbs in but they wont lightup, is there a fuse somewhere that might be blown I could replace? Looked in the fuse boxes but didn't see one for instrument panel, thought it would be nice to have this lite up. Thanks in advance for info. Michael

Changed out radiator on my 98,shop guy said it looked like original 225K on odometer,they wanted $380 bucks just for the rad no hoses,got on Amazon, rad and lower hose for $100 shipped. It was a lot easier then I thought to do myself,Also drained tranny and filled.