1995 Ram - Wait to Start light flashes while driving

From : andy rosen

Q: let us know what you got and how the install goes! stan wow. thanks stan. got all the install equipment for free instructions and still cheaper than anywhere else! todd also go to http//www.crutchfield.com they give detailed install instructions and any hardware needed. stan tom thanks for the perfect thorough response! todd is there any detailed instructions out there on how to first remove factory unit and install a new one - remove the screw above the bag holder just to the left of the glove compartment. - open up the ashtray and cupholder trays - this is to prevent scratching the fronts later on - remove the entire center bezel panel by pulling it off. start at the bag holder - just give it a good yank - the panel is held in place with metal spring clips which will scratch up the fronts of the cupholder and ashtray had you not opened them up first - once the bezel is removed rest it on the cupholder and disconnect all of the electrical connectors theyre all different so no need to worry about getting them mixed up - set the center bezel aside - remove the four screws holding the radio in place. - slide the radio out and disconnect the electrical and antenna connections from the rear installation will be the reverse. be warned that the antenna connector isnt a standard gm-style connector so you may need an adapter to go to an aftermarket unit. .

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From : bill baxter

on mon 29 nov 2004 141850 -0500 hp howard.page@comcast.net wrote i have heard that also of folks are putting weight in the back of the trucks for winter driving. on my 04 1500 quad cab short bed with hemi how much weight is good to add whats the most cost efficient way. i have line-x in the bed but dont want to crap up the truck as its purpose is primarily towing my camping trailer in the good weather . 427 pounds 3 ounces. lol! if it is a 4x4 you dont need to add anything. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .