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Same here. It's not used often, but worth its weight in gold when it is.

Amen to that! The actual spraying is the fun part.

Bjorn, if you have room on the firewall above the column, you could always mount it horizontal too. Paul

Ida34, You're the guy! Now I know where to get troop seats, ignition switch, and batteries from. hehe I bid on that one. Stopped at 1400. Decided to take a chance and go with this one as I wanted the dropside box anyway for the one I already have. Got it for even less. They said running...

ida34, which one did you get at Selfridge? I'm picking one up there this week.

Bjorn, the cannister is on the firewall. I've seen them mounted to the underside of the hood before too. This is a GL picture of the truck. You can also see the coolant sensor up by the heater hose.

Ether injection is now operational. The sensor you showed above Bjorn, was in place, but found a break in the wire. None of the other wires were connected. The injector line was nylon and it had been pinched in a number of places. I replaced all of that with copper. Cleaned the nozzle in the...

Thanks Bjorn. I'm under the hood today, I'll let you know how it goes.

Looks great against the fall colors!

Beautiful picture. Or call it.... 'Duece Country'. They're right at home on those winding country two tracks.

Nice! I was wondering how that was suspended.

So I'm guessing tee into the wire on the coolant sensor (there is a loose wire hanging next to it in addition to the one that runs from the sensor to the gage) or do I need a separate sensor? Connect one wire from switch to the 'bottle release valve', and 24v feed to the switch? I'm going by...

Does anyone have the wiring diagrams or know the connections for the ether injection hook up? My truck came with everything mounted including a full bottle of ether on the firewall, but the wires are not hooked up. Looks like one might hook up to the coolant sensor? The injection nozzle is...

Pappa-G, Grease my hubs when I see you on Saturday and I'll give you one! :) Adjust my brakes and I'll give you the transfercase boot too. :mrgreen: (Soldier "B" with white shirt on standing in trailer, aka Pappa-G)

Heres a side view. (p.s. never use Walgreens for picture processing)

Thanks Bjorn. Yes, 'lugging' bad. Wrong choice of words, meant to say 'hauling'.

Here is a pic of my turbo boost and EGT gage set-up. Thanks Bjorn for the tip on Hewitt. They were very helpful. I spent some time with them on the phone specing out gages and thermocouples to match the engine requirements, etc. This was a new application for them as well. They even sent 24v...

Yes it is. It's so much easier to get in and out of tight spots when you can see the trailer, especially when there is no 'soldier B'. There is a heavy steel plate behind the pintle for support that I added too.

Welcome back. I like it, good looking paint, good looking truck. Nice work. You almost never see the dodges anymore, especially here in the north.

Welcome back. I like the paint, and the truck. Very clean, nice work. You almost never see the dodges anymore, especially here in the north.