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When my 01 ABS light went off, turned out it was the connection right above the rear diff. To this day I got a hose clamp screwed around the connection. To trouble shoot, I disconnected the connection and put in little jumper wires. I don't know if 98 1/2 and 01 is a same wiring.

Wasn't their some people on here that when head came off they discovered other issues with the things on top, . Truions or some name like that, that added lots$$$ to the job. Something hard plastic part?

What's your feelings for using those studs to prevent leak in the first place?

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Plateau diesel (their new name) does my work when it's absolutely necessary. But was disappointed last time. However have only used them 3 times since 2005. Main goal of joining this site was to learn about our 2nd gens after getting hosed in Yuma couple years ago. People speak good about dynamite diesel. However my experience over phone with them was not good, so my back pocket didn't let loose for them. There's good people on this site who will help.

If your map pin is correct, I'm at SeaTac ...out of curiosity diesel shops up your way any good? Or not much of a choice?

The last Lady I met from Idaho was my pay clerk in the military. Today 44 years later she still my darn pay clerk. She didn't have a vet but she did have a Chevy Vega

I've got an older one ton Ford motorhome, I leave my driveway at about 10 or 11,000 lb. Needless to say I chew through brakes especially front. Exhaust brake would be great but cant find any. Whats the reason there's no exhaust brake for gasoline Motors?

Are you speaking of an RV trailer? Yeah you could put in what you linked to, nothing matter with that. Myself we use to a lot of camping in remote areas. So I put in a junction box (so that I could run a charge line to extra batteries in bed of pickup. And I'm able to run a small water pump to refill water. Also which ever brake controller you decide on will probably have directions that should help. Etrailer.com linked below has tons of stuff. What ever you do make your wiring so if you brake down somewhere someone else can tow your trailer to get it off the road or back home. Unlike me. Thinking I would out smart thieves, i wired up my old 84 Ford wrong on purpose. Didnt turn out to good when AAA tried to tow our trailer when we broke down. Such as linked below. https://www.etrailer.com/question-363.html https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/Pollak/PK52248.html?feed=npn&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIi_-D59Xh5QIVAtlkCh2S1gk6EAQYASABEgIu_fD_BwE

Maybe I'm missing something...but I used 7 wire trailer harness, I got it by the foot and no problems been since 05. I was going to instal a 4 way, but i just picked up a 7 way to 4 way flat connector. Link is just to give you spec,s. But truck/trailer repair places you should be able to buy what you need by the foot. https://www.amazon.com/OPT7-Weatherproof-Blade-Adapter-Secure/dp/B01M18QTHY https://www.amazon.com/Best-Connections-Trailer-Wiring-Harness/dp/B07NJ8PXWN/ref=asc_df_B07NJ8PXWN/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=317966907488&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12462389089269044526&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9033337&hvtargid=pla-653486735214&psc=1

Fyi. https://www.cummins.com/engines/biodiesel-faqs

Doesn't Fel-Pro gaskets have a regular line and also what they call a "pro line"supposed to be better or whatever??? Or maybe "pro line" is just better for sales department???

Great thread for a great forum. Wouldn't of turned out like this on other forums imo.

So article does NOT need editing and follow article exactly and no worries. Correct???

Okay thanks... reason I ask ran across a guy at the grocery store with brand new rims and wheels and he said the only reason he got them was because one of his orginals cracked. I didnt know if common to crack or not.