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I might have to agree on the gauge going bad. I have had mine on for about 2 years and have it adjusted to read full pressure in about 1 to 2 seconds. It still reads good today, I will be interested in why or where your return is leaking. Look forward to your new thread on the subject.

Might try the 200 and see if the dash gauges recognizes it.

Do you do this before and after connecting the terminals, or just after they are connected?

what year truck is the 200* tstat from?

This will take some getting used to. Quite a change.

That is one of the main reasons I bought his pump 3 years ago. He was the only one who said he did.

I am not impressed with the oil filled heater. The heat just goes straight up to the ceiling. Even with the ceiling fan on low it just does not seem to do the job. I am still using it however since I have it. - - - Updated - - - I have high hopes for the edenpure style heater.

190* in mine.

Hosed is an understatement for $4800

I know what Treadrights are, but not primewells. Any way even the Cooper AT3's I bought were still near $850. A set of good load range E's for less than $800 would be nice. New that is and not retreads. Not knocking any one who buys them. To each his own.

I guess you missed the fine print, Site development by Mike Nelson, AKA MIKE NELSON

Even when I use electric heat I still like to rune the propane a little. The stowage area under the bed and bath area has water pipes and there is a small heat duct there to help protect it. One heater will not heat my 5th wheel just ot dang big, but I have hopes for the new on I bought and will see how it works the next time I get it out, hopefully soon. The job I am on now has me to close to home and I lost all my travel expense money.

There are a lot of dealers out there that an sell you any kind of pump you want, but only a hand full of rebuilders. Like JAG1 says, New electronics is a very important piece of the pump and I dont think I would want one that did not have it.

mine is the same way, it just gobbles up propane when trying to heat sole with it. I have been using one the oil filled raiators in the living room and electric in the bedroom. The electric bill is alot cheaper than the propane bill in my case. I just purchased one of the infrared heaters like the Edenpure brand. It is a knock off and cost me $150, but it does put out more heat than any ceramic heater I have ever purchased. I actually have been using it in the house for while and as of now my impression of it is good. I have yet to see a power bill to know the actual cost of using it. It is rated at 1500 watts just like the other heater I have used. The advantage I see in it is it has a blower and distributes the heat better. I will just have to wait and see on the cost of operation.

I can see it now HexatHome.com. As far a s the call center thing, your English might be to good.

Neither is hard to do. I spent a day installing my AD working in the yard and had to pull the tank twice, my screw up. The gauge only took 2 or 3 hours as I remember, mine is mechanical and not electric. Should not be problem it is just turning wrenches.

I have never purchased anything directly from them, but I do believe they are certified VP rebuilder and alot a folks probably have one and dont know it since there are many more sellers than rebuilders. That said I dont remember reading anything bad about them.

But you made it so easy for everyone.

I changed mine so often w while back I never had any miles on the anti freeze to worry about it being to old. It never hurts to check while you are in there however.

Mike, I think Dork was warning you about Hex. No to many miles there.

Unbolt the t-stat cover, fold back radiator hose with cover attached, replace t-stat. Reverse for assembly. You wont loose but maybe a cup of anti freeze. Be sure to let it cool of and vent any pressure before replacing.

My early 02 has it. Looks almost identical to Mikes picture. I dont have to do anything special after taking it out of 4wd, just shift it back into 2w and drive off. I dont use 4wd very often or very long.

How could you not love this place.

I had a hvac leak that the service shop tried to find and they used green die to try and find it. I found it in my hvac box when I had it out. Just throwing that one out there.

I dont think I could have gotten 1/2" fuel line to mine in the A pillar. Wher is your fuel gauge located?