No Plug???

From : roy

Q: i do not wish to start a flame war here but wires should never be soldered together ever. yep... the entire electronics industry is utterly clueless when it comes to this huh increases the risk even more. i know that many still do it and many have been successful or so they say so they say... right were lying and covering up. but no vehicle air sea or land is constructed with soldered wire harnesses. ever see a wire harness with integrated diodes ever wonder how they make the connection from diode to copper wire like anything else - if done properly theres no problems. if done poorly well... all bets are off. -tom whos soldered connections to his driving lights on his 10 year old truck have yet to fail and burn the truck to the ground - go figure .

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From : william boyd

be carefull that they are not coated first. polishing that coating will make a mess. if they are really dull autosol and some elbow grease ... you can make them look like chrome. mothers polish for mags works well too phyloe wrote my 2000 ram 1500 has those cast aluminum wheels and they are looking a little dull. what works well to bring back the shine phyloe .

From : mike simmons

on sat 12 feb 2005 135427 gmt moparman scott.hendryx.clothes@sbcglobal.net wrote i know we did this a year or so ago but i wasnt paying attention. i demand a mulligan. i need to install a new one in my new 3500 dually. my new rv will be a 34 foot keystone mountaineer with two axels. although i plan on keeping the truck for 1 million miles i might want to pull something with more axels down the road. with that in mind im thinking about getting the tekumsha prodigy controller. last i saw it cost about 175.00 and will prolly install it myself since it doesnt have to be mounted in a level spot. pros-n-cons im not very ho.. the prodigy is the only one to get unless ya buy a ferd.. mac i can guarantee that aint gonna happen! -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : thenewguy

on sat 12 feb 2005 134950 gmt moparman scott.hendryx.clothes@sbcglobal.net wrote 1. install receiver hitch. 2. install 7 pin rv light kit to the truck. 3. install back-up light kit fits around the receiver hitch under the bumper and has two backup lights good for 80 feet. has a position switch to use off on and only work when in reverse.. 4. install freshly painted tool box. 5. install new wade bed caps. 6. remove scratch from rear dually fender. bastards!! i will be broke at that point. any advise on the above is appreciated. dry fit the tool box first and try backing up to the rv..... ive heard a lot of folks on the good sam rv forum say that they took their tool boxes off because it blocked the view of the 5th wheel hitch when they were hitching up.. i knew about that i had bought a smaller top profile box for my hemi. its good expensive but good. the only place ive found them is at tractor supply company.... hey--to george strait -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : tom lawrence

my 2000 ram 1500 has those cast aluminum wheels and they are looking a little dull. what works well to bring back the shine phyloe -- im worried that the universe will soon need replacing. its not holding a charge. edward chilton .

From : roy

sojo wrote does anyone happen to know a part #/exact name for the exterior weather strip moulding that goes on the bottom edge of the door window opening also is there an on line source to purchase this item. i can practically find every other dodge truck part that exists out there except this one. 1996 dodge ram 1500 sport ext cab 5.9ltr. 2wd www.dodgeparts.com has it in the oem catalog but the price is missing. there is no part number but its called a belt w strip back. https//www.trademotion.com/schematics/images/t/ta94910.gif is item # 5 what your looking for .