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I too was a member of the PO bypassed clutch switch. I just wired a little toggle switch in and use it as a sort of security feature fwiw. Also this might help

If you're going to restore your oe lights check this video Mike posted

I was out snowmobiling yesterday up around the old Apex mine. Tons of good trails and a beautiful day.

Nice! I've been looking for a gooseneck dump used for a while. They sure do seem to hold their value. The ones I've look at are either asking almost as much as a new one or are beat. Maybe I'll start spreading my search some more

I'd definitely recommend them! Plug and play, no fitment issues, great beam pattern and easy to adjust! My uncle picked up a set after seeing mine to replace his one piece eBay specials and also really likes them. They use your OE corner bulb and socket. Twists and locks right in and come with new gasket/washers. They also come with new headlight bulbs.

I just picked up some spicer parts from drive train industries Thursday in Denver. I know that they also have a location in Colorado Springs tel:(800)352-6639. Truck parts specialists is another place I've picked up spicer stuff but they're in Denver tel:(303)321-2000

Looking good! I'm hoping to check it out towards the end of the month when I drive back up

Almost all plows anymore are electric over hydraulic unless it's on a medium/heavy duty truck like the highway department uses that run off PTO driven pumps

Glad everyone is ok

They do go up to the radio. Here's some shots of the plugs.

Here's a couple shots. First of passenger side 2nd of drive side. I'm Also leaning toward the transmission mount. Mine is a few hundred ponies well below yours! Mine had a cracked "ear" where it bolts to the case and was moving almost as much as yours when I dipped into the skinny pedal while towing.

Here's some pics. Let me know if they help. The first os the CTM. 2nd and 3rd plugs on bottom of CTM. 4th is the plug in the lower steering column cover

Following this one as well

I've been getting into it more and more the last couple years. Mostly coyotes in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. What a blast!

Did you get this figured out? If it helps my 2000 has the steering wheel radio controls if you want me to look for something or if you can use my trucks info to compare part numbers (clock spring etc) to see if they're the same?

I was reading your CF vibration thread and thought I'd share a great shop that rebuilt my from shaft in January when my mounting flange at the t-case snapped. Truck parts specialist in Denver https://maps.google.com/maps?oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari&um=1&ie=UTF-8&fb=1&gl=us&sll=39.7793489,-104.9210456&sspn=0.0002136,0.0003706&q=truck+parts+specialist+denver&gmm=CgIgAQ%3D%3D I also picked up ne u joints from them since they're a spicer dealer. Good guys to deal with

http://http://i882.photobucket.com/albums/ac21/BBHD69/Mobile Uploads/image_zpss5puozav.jpg Well I finally found my switch a home instead of i living in the ashtray. I was going to mount it in the hole where my cig plug was but I have another plan for that. Just thought I'd share

http://www.stylintrucks.com/parts/anzo_diamond_clear_headlight/ANZHE7625.aspx# Anzo 111068 chrome housing Anzo 111067 black housing I bought mine from stylin'trucks because of a coupon they had. Came to $139 in August . I just checked on professor Google and carparts.com has them listed for $148.78 for chrome housings $149.23 for black.

I'm running a set of these from Anzo and like them a lot. My uncle also has set of the chrome background housings. Great beam pattern and easily adjusted.

It'll show 70when you're doing 74

I'm leaning towards the Ts MVP myself because I know I'll want more hp sooner and will go with a TST

http://forum.mopar1973man.com/store/category/16-mopar1973man-products/ Here you go

I just sent my uncle all of their info and the good news about their capabilities to rebuild our ecm's. He has a 1999 that's been giving him problems

Mine also shows on the lower left

http://www.fassride.com/userfiles/documents/19834743475626599d8e6ca.pdf yes the FASS comes with everything needed to install. Fuel lines, fittings, mounting bracket and electrical