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Which relay did you procure, Manufacture & p/n? Thanks JC

Some units filled the air cans with a small amount of oil to capture dust and debris. I would clean it out and go on.

PBA (probably be alright), I'm in Kentucky and in Kentucky trailers are not required to be tagged unless they are utilized for commercial use. You will have the invoice w/ you proving ownership. I'd go for it.

Congrats on your new truck and successful recovery. Plus, you got a tan truck w/ green doors, you'll never have a problem spotting it in the Walmart parking lot...

Not a good sign, the case of fluid was probably used on all the trucks that will not start, especially in the cold w/ weak batteries.

The 450 lbs/ft torque is for the nuts that attach the outer wheel halves to the inner wheel half studs. The lug nuts that hold the wheel on are torqued to about 225lbs/ft, change a tire in the field requires German torque; goodintight to get home.

Welcome from Kentucky. I learned to water ski on Lake Geneva, WI. I use a couple 5 tons on our farm. Great for hauling, a little tall off the ground.

Dev, Small world, I lived in Highview for 14 years, on Fern Haven Rd. Moved to Mt Eden in 2000. Save your $$ and take your time finding a truck. A good bud of mine has a couple of deuces for sale (A2 & A3).

Dev, Welcome from Mt Eden. Lots of MVs in Kentucky, Kilroy Chapter of the MVPA is across the river. Find the right truck and have fun, Where abouts in Louisville are you?

Subsribed for later, lots of good ideas. My M936 is sleeping under the shed for the winter.Hope to tinker with it this spring.

Put a meter on the trans neutral switch. It is probably stuck open. Dought that the stater is frozen.

Good for you, nice truck. Ive recovered four trucks from the Indy Truck Center. Separate your batteries and charge them nice and slow, one at a time. It might save them from an early death if they are not to old. JC

I have several drop side tail gates in a storage trailer, they were NOS units. PM if interested.

The 105 is just shy of 7 feet wide, (83").

Hook it to an '04 Chevy and install the magnetic brake light kit. Take the racks off to reduce wind resistance.

Just pay it forward. Who ever has the need will pay the shipping. Hope you come back to the MVs

Kohl, Welcome from Kentucky, nice truck, they always look good in the snow, we just got our first really big snow today. Put a piece of cardboard in front of the radiator, it will warm up the cab a little more.

Eject! Eject! Eject! .................your ABS ECU is in a failure mode. Time to start reading the maintenance manual.

JE, Welcome from Kentucky. Get the tech manuals for your truck. Good luck JC

Tex, This thread is 6 six years old. However all the lighting on these trucks are 24 volt. A 12v bulb will not last very long.