Weird brake behavior 1998 Dakota
From : dapecota
Q: ah as long as hearing protection is all you need *grin* -- -chris 05 ctd 99 durango yes violently. wear ear-plugs. -- ken may remove itself naw just apply 120 vac to the leads so that they arc the contacts back into shape. caution the tank may remove itself. .
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From : mr burns
i have a 1996 dodge ram truck. it has a plastic cladding on the tailgate. i need to remove it but i need to know how can i remove it and what set of tools do i need to make that possible. any advise and comments are all welcomed. james .
From : dapecota
fboettcher@comcast.net writes fix it! then good for another 5-6 years. dodge trucks no resale value but great staying power. resale value was never a consideration. value to -me- was the only deciding factor. the body & interior is in a-1 shape and i just spent a bunch of money earlier this year getting the ac evaporator & heater core replaced. 30 years ago id have been tempted to do the job myself. today i no longer even change my own oil. i cannot even replace it with something -used- for the $2200 repair cost. the wife and i havent had a car or truck note since 2001. today im 3 years away from retirement and at this point in my life the money looks a lot better to me sitting in a roth ira than sitting in the driveway - .
From : frank boettcher
it would be cool to have something for construction as well and not have to modify the cab area too much -- hoist up materials for the house which still needs siding; haul out logs from the forest -- which you can do for free here with a 4x4 and winch because i live in the styx -- where else can you buy 1 acre with 2bdrm bungalow well septic and mountain views for under 40k cdn thats a great price. my father has 5 acres that were only like 7k usa but his land is in the desert -- southwest usa arizona. but its beautiful land and has views of distant mountain ranges. he has a cabin and an airstream trailer and a shop and a shed. he has a water tank mounted on a trailer that he takes to town to fill up. gravity forces the water down into his structures has a small water tower. then he has a cell phone for a phone and uses solar panels for power with a bank of batteries to hold the spare juice for nighttime use. hes a mechanic and loves old mopars old ones without computers and fuel injection. he has 2 slant 6 powered vehicles -- an 80s dodge 1/2 ton truck and a dodge dart wagon. he also has an old toyota diesel truck. so the vehicle youre making into a utility trailer is a van i guess you could weld in some tubular steel for support if you cut the sheetmetal down the side if it needs it. sounds interesting. you should make up a geocities homepage with a few pics of it when youre done. id like to see your mechanical creation. ----== posted via feeds.com - unlimited-unrestricted-secure usenet ==---- http//www.feeds.com the #1 group service in the world! 120000+ groups ----= east and west-coast server farms - total privacy via encryption =---- .
From : tbone
rachel easson rske@sympatico.ca some jerk cut up the o2 sensor ... 86 225 ram what colour is the wire from o2 to the spark control computer i have several manuals including the 86. as near as i can tell youre looking for the n11 circuit an 18 ga. black wire. from the o2 sensor it goes through an 8 way 4x2 connector on its way to the spark control computer. im sorry i cant help more than this. dear big iron youre an angel -- this is a huge help -- colour stays black -- 18 ga -- find connector -- look for thick black beheaded or dangling wire at ecu i had found references to the o2 sensor in the haynes manual but only for fuel injection systems your description of n11 is almost identical to the one they describe for tbi n11 pink at sensor goes through 4x2 connector changes colour to black/dark green and goes to 41 so i am looking for different colours but can also use this diagram positionaly to help me muddle along with fair confidence ill let you know how things turn out - many thanks rach ....now if i could just get my hands on your wiring diagrams grin .