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I have not tried one myself, but others have posted that they have used, http://www.oregonpartsstore.com/49-009.html

I'd start with a full disassembly and inspection of the brakes. From there, a full adjustment(outlined in the -20TM).

You(personally) need to test to see if the ground stud has continuity to the case(exterior). This is how you test for isolated ground. Have you? If you have made smoke appear anywhere since installing them, all previous testing is invalid.

Do they survive continued submersion in water? Both bearings and electronics?

So, the question is, did the OP mean air is sounding continuously or just for a few seconds.

Biggie fries

Brake fluid? How long has it sat?

Look at the parts TM?

Just get under the truck and find what is letting air out.

It does, but through a relay valve, Your valve may be bad.

I just cut a section out of my original line and installed the pump with NPT/compression fittings.

A short pre-made brake line will thread right in to that fitting.

Don't forget that there is a spindle bearing inside the spindle that needs lube and periodic cleaning. Item # 5.

I'm reading it as he wants to just go to single tires(stock size) on the rear axles. This would require a hub flip to keep track width as close as possible

You can test your battery cables with an ohm meter.

Look close and be sure they are installed correctly(compare to a door that fits well). I think I recall that the hinge point is not centered or that there was a difference from side to side. I cant remember the details now but, the last time I swapped some doors I remember an issue similar to...

Did you use your original hinges in their original positions?

Not sure how you tested the alternators but you need to understand that a standard "bench test" will not always find a bad diode trio. A bad diode trio will drain the battery when the vehicle is not running. It can still pass the charge"output test" with a bad diode trio. Also, did you test...

Congrats! I'm glad to hear he was able to find a buyer and one that loves it(He sure did).

Have you checked all the lugnuts yet?