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Dude!!! It's a TRUCK!!! B

DUDE!!! Thats a joke for "most" of a day!!! WTF is their labor rate?? $120/hr?? Materials?? $50 in steel MAX?? Some welding rods and gas?? Fark those jokers. Go find someone else or wait till the neighbor gets back and offer him $250+materials and your help... B

I hope not also. If it was only short trips and it never overheated, probably not. Congrats on the fix, if only they were all that easy... B

*snort* *snort* B

Which one is the shiniest?? Fishsticks?? B

Not to mention, a lot of people use their rigs as daily drivers, long distance trips, etc and don't necessarily want a huge body lift, solid axles, etc. Anything that would take away from milage or reliability/parts availability would be a liability at that point. Remember Missyota, some people wouldn't wan't your truck if you gave it to them (unless it was to unload it to the first person with $1000 cash). Different strokes for different folks so why not try to be a little more respectful, eh? B

LOL, same here... Don't worry, some electron jockys will show up soon. What exactly are you asking about, though?? B

Hmm, well, I believe in "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". I would still see if that melted fuse is blown or if current is on both sides of the connection. seat/heat, I am guessing, applies to power seat/heated seats? Again, if there is nothing that doesn't work, I wouldn't worry about it. B

Sorry, I'm 450 miles away but there are a few members down there. Perhaps you should ask here... http://npora.ipbhost.com//index.php?showforum=31 Good Luck. B

I second JJ, it could be shot shocks, tired torsion bars, blasted bushings, etc, but without a better discription... B

You have a flat tire... Just kidding. As headpeas said, it is most likely just the tortion bar is sagging more on that side. The adjusting nuts are on the top side of the rear tranny cross member (2 counter locking nuts). Just back the first one off, then tighten the bottom one. Be sure to measure fender heights first (tape measure) and count the number of turns of the nut you went. Do this with the truck on the ground, DO NOT jack up the truck. The bars settle slowly so it interferes with getting things leveled out. B

Double post? Wise guy, eh?(cut and paste)

2' extension, 6" extension and a universal. Have one guy look down by the fire wall and guide the socket onto the bolt head and hold it there. Then all you have to do is break it free. If you try to do it alone, it could make you cry... B

Yep, they should be identical other than trim and options. Buy it, part pigs and spare parts are good!! You could probably recoup some of your expense buy selling extra parts here in the Classified section... B

"Just a girl" Yes, what was once a fuse is in the radio/airconditioner slot. Does the AC work? If you have an aftermarket radio, the installer could have patched into power elsewhere. If a unshielded power wire grounded that could have fried that fuse. It may have been defective and not blown as it should have, or perhaps some one put in a higher amp fuse (perhaps it was blowing). That should have been a 10 amp fuse... I'd check to see if it still has current at both ends... (I can't tell if it's blown) You are missing a 15 amp fuse in the seat/heat slot (bottom left) I have no idea what the missing relay is, I don't have one either. It may be for something that a manual XE doesn't have/need. I don't know why power is patched off of those two fuses, I have never seen that before... B

Simon's advice is the way to go. We have had a few threads on rust hole/frame repair. Let me know if you can't find them with the search function and I'll give you a hand. It's hard to tell well from your picture, but I wouldn't want to drive around like thaty too much. The fix is relativelt easy and will last longer then a year. B

Yep, I'm pretty sure it is M12x1.25. This has been discussed many times and I posted some links on where to buy them. The first person to use the search function and links that thread, gets a cookie... B

Great, that was mildly depressing... Thanks. Oh, Missyota, Look, an eagle!!!! B

I don't know about you flat staters (No MR P, not you) but when you park a vehicle down hill, you turn the front wheels right (towards the curb). Opposite for up hill... No that doesn't fix not having a parking brake, it's the insurance that the vehicle isn't found 3 blocks away, 1/2 way through a building. No it doesn't help on the trail, but wheel chocks will... B

LOL, no... I too read your post and thought WTF? Nope, never seen a Pathy MT with a dip stick or an auto that runs on GL-4... B

Yep... B

New shoes!! Thats always nice... B

It makes you scream sometimes... B

As a former DOE contracted collection agent, I can say that this is not necessarily true. B

*snicker* B