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My new Thuren coils and shocks are about 5 months installed.

My new Thuren coils and shocks are about 5 months installed.

Hey guys, On my 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Diesel I installed the 2" Thuren coil springs and shocks. My truck now sits "front high." Based on the attached photo would you kindly assist me in determining if the rear block kit is lifted or is it the OEM standard height? I was told that my the rear suspension looks to be stock height as the 2nd gen trucks have factory 4 5/8” blocks. Can someone please confirm? If I want to balance my truck back off, what size blacks should I get?

Its a 2001 4x4 Cummins

Hey guys I have a question. My truck has the option to install the front shocks inside the coil springs or on the side of the coil springs. Which is the preferred method please?

UPDATE: Hey guys I found the problem. Apparently my high beam wire (red wire) was cut. Once I connected it along with my thebritebox everything worked fine. Thanks for all your help

I found the install manual. Thanks bud thebritebox.pdf

Hey guys, I found what what the problem is. Back in the day I installed a britebox that would allow my fogs to stay on with high beam. There are some loose wires. I need the installation manual to sort this out because there are some splices in this circuit. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated

Thanks. Will check when I get home.

Which green wire would this be? Where would I find this? Under the hood?

Good morning guys, Recently my "check guages" light has been coming on and the dash DC Volt meter would spike all the way over to the high side. When I stop the vehicle to check the voltage with my VOM the error goes away. What do you guys think this probably might be?

Okay

Okay... I saw a ground that's not connected and I left it off. Wasn't sure what it was for, but it looked like it went to a component like box and all the other wires from the lights also join. I'll connect it this evening when I get home.

High beam works on the driver's side. Does each headlight have its own high beam ground? By the way I checked the socket out yesterday when I changes the bulb and it was good.

Would having "low beam" be an indication that ground is in tact?