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Mine sat for a little less than 24 hours before I changed it. Not a drop from the canisters, and the process was as smooth as silk! Which is more than I can say for the tire swap/ axle seals/ brake job.... aua
a. Serial Number (VIN number) ------ 04N23371053914079
b. Registration Number ----- 04N23371
c. NSN without dashes ----- 23200771617
d. Where you bought it ------ Private sale in Baltimore
e. Can't read the bumper numbers
Any info is greatly appreciated Carnac. Thank you!
Here in MD you MUST enter weigh stations if your vehicle is registered, rated or actually weighs 10,001 pounds or more. Once you get there, you are exempted from most of the DOT inspection rules if you are not a commercial carrier, or if the vehicle is not used in the furtherance of a commercial...
Looks good! I'm planning on doing the same thing myself, when I'm done with the brakes....and wheel seals.....and brake light switch..... I guess I'll be a while. :?
When I got mine the tach wasn't working either. After pulling the cable I found that it wasn't broken, but it was rusted into the drive adapter on the engine. The angle drive was rusted solid and broke the shaft pin in the engine. That was a fun replacement there.... It works now. I'm glad I...
I was in the DOT business for 7 years. I left because the tide was changing, and it was losing focus on why we were there in the first place. Getting the bad trucks and drivers fixed was rapidly becoming writing as many citations as possible on each inspection. Of course, that's just my...
I know how you feel. Mine's been sitting for a couple of weeks since I started on the tires, which lead to the seals, and brakes...... I need to take a ride!!!! :drool:
It looks like the pups are having a blast!
I think most, if not all, of them say that. Diesel fuel is the "preferred" fuel. I'm not sure what a fuel compensating valve is.... :confused:
I'm sure there will be others to chime in.
I've found that it can make all the difference by calling different agents, even with the same company. I had one agent for State Farm say they couldn't do it, then another agent looked at the truck and said "Sure we can!". It's a policy covering historic vehicles, full coverage, $114 a year. I...
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