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Well, obviously a truck torque rod is bigger and will require more than the love tap demonstrated in the video(on a car).

You hit the part(with a hammer) that has the tapered hole in it, not the tapered shaft. Like this, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpAwM2xH-IU

I thought they were listed in the wiki and TM.

Vacuum hose.

Gosh, I have noticed my eyesight is not what it used to be.:oops:

I've merged your threads. Next time continue one or get one deleted before starting an identical thread.

That was some rally, huh? Let's not forget those pies! God bless her heart. fat lady sings

Bojangles! I ate two, they had a fight in my stomach, and I lost! Wow, those were good!

I've added a poll, to make this thread more better.

I have ac60 gps, and the stock controller system works just fine with them. Never needed to cycle twice, ever. Under 0F, I would suggest you may want to cycle them twice before cranking. We are working on creating a simple and correct sticky for resupplying the GP relay with 12V. There are...

You may hear the relay click, but that is no indication that the GPs are heating(but they should be). After all this, I strongly recomend you resupply the GP relay with 12v.

You can try manually controlling the gP relay with a piece of wire, screwdriver or pliers. Simply ground the blue wire(on the GP relay) for 10-12 seconds with the key on. See if it helps you. If it does, then adding a manual pushbutton may get you by for now. I would not drive a cucv away...

Yes.

And, why do you think so?

What do you think?

Try adding a good sized wire beteewn your front battery negative terminal and the motor (ground). You could use a regular automotive jumper cable. Then, see if you still have the problem. I'm wondering if your engine is not grounded well, and your backfeeding into one of the items on the...

No emergency, and it's not the service line. It goes into the airpack booster air cylinder only. Charging the service line would do nothing.

Have you looked at the Wiki/Sticky?

Short airpacks will need the J tube modfied. Long air packs, you can put a valve and connection on the pipe plug on the rear of the air cylinder cover.

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