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I have had two seperate brake light debacles. The first was a housing ground at the frame between the left brake light housing. The second was much harder to find. It turned out to be a loose pin in the connector where the front and rear harness link up. Start tracing with your multi-meter at...

I've seen lots moving thru Atl everyday but, what I'm seeing are M1009's that are green and always heading north.

Congrats! Hope all goes well. Did you clear out a spot so you have prestige parking?

Welcome and congrats on the truck

Congrats! That talking Gecko lizard ought to be slithering up to see if he can help you with a small fleet discount. :lol:

Hey Blake, is that an authorized T-Rex you have under your camo net beside the deuce? Or are you operating a unregistered Putt-Putt course over there?

You know, half the fun of the "Green flu" is the road trip to pick them up. Glad yall made it without too many problems.

Better listen to the "Train." He might wave you over with his other skeleton finger.

I looked at that unit (M35) during that auction. It should be a good one! I made the road trip from Atl. to Bragg this time last year. It was about 14 hrs to get back. Nice DRMO there. Hope all goes well.

I'm just up the street in Cartersville. I know where you guys are. If you need extra help we would be available. Just pm me.

Before I turboed it, I ran around 60. Now, that I installed a turbo and pyro I run about 45.

I need the box looking antenna mount spacer and the scoop looking mount. If you have one or you know where to find one please tell me. I check with Saturn and Memphis... nothing.(drats and double drats)

Be careful using ether on a 6.2. Something will bust. I work for a Chevy dealer and did thru the 80's when those things were everywhere. It's either a bad controller or the civilian models had a glow plug inhibit switch. It was basically a coolant temp sensor that told the controller to cycle...

Congrats on your purchases. I hope they do well for your business. Most people say you need chains for snow. There is a current thread running for that. We don't get enough down here in Ga so I could tell ya. They are slippery in rain for sure.

I need a cup of hot chocolate after looking at Bjorn's pic. Did you have a snow drift inside the cab or did you have the top up during the snow fall?

Overall I would say yes. I did mine about a month ago. I wish I had installed the pyrometer before I did the conversion so I could know what kind of exhaust gas temp I was running before. The positives--- less smoke, more power on take off, better fuel mileage, less noise. The negatives-- less...

You get lots of friends when they find out you have a winch truck. I hope you made them pull cable. Looks like fun.

Oh yeah, plus it will help you move! Nice truck.

Look at it this way. Why not buy the house based on the deuce? It will save you a lot of trouble.

I replaced mine about 4 months ago while trying to fix a turn signal problem. It was not leaking though.