here is mine, fresh wash, nothing special. TT and spacers, I personally prefer black or painted rims, but to each there own. Thats why there are thousands of different rim styles.
Around here as long as your lights all work, your fine. But if so much as a tag light is out, they'll get you in a second. I kinda understand, just gotta be sure and do a walk around before booze cruisin':favorites13:
I did this to my Dodge Ram after reading a thread in the Dodge forum so I thought I would try it on my Navigator. I never take my headlight switch off of auto, so for that reason I never seem to use my fogs, but really like all the extra light I can get. So I ran a jumper from the park light...
The tee/check valve is the piece with the blue end on it. Check all the lines going to it, especially the hard plastic one, they like to crack. The rubber ones like to get soft and spongy over time, too.
Does anybody know if the torsion bars are different from a Navi to a Expedition? The bars an my Navi are cranked to the max and it still sags in front. Would torsion keys help?
I should mention there is no air ride on the front anymore.
The EATC module is the A/C and heat control panel under the radio on trucks with automatic climate control. My Navi was doing the exact same thing. Any kind of load on the engine and it would default back to defrost. I took the EATC apart and replaced the o-rings like the marauder link...
I had a set on my old '98 4Runner. 285/75/16. I loved them. couldn't wear them out, rode good, and weren't any louder than any other all-terrain I had. the best part for me is that they were unstoppable. i could drive through anything.
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