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banzaitoyota

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  1. banzaitoyota
    I just found my first truck, not the actual one, but close enough. 1974 D100 stepside, 318 auto.
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    I like it. Still need to adjust the height if the beams. I also am waiting for the Lee flasher to arrive so I can take it in the road.
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    Some wiring cleanup and it's complete
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    Found the problem, bent pin in the main headlight connection, thanks to Jeremy from retroshop.com for walking me through the troubleshooting
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    Ok I must have missed something, I only have high beams
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    My ballast mount for the passenger side. I used countersunk hardware for the ballast, 3M double sided tape for the other black boxes
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    Progress
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    Mike, where did you mount all the wiring doo-dads?
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    Rear in progress
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    Ordered my set today for TOW-PIG! Now to wait....
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    It's the dedicated MIG, MIGMAX215. Works well as a hobbyist level machine. I TIG with the Miller on the bottom
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    $800 shipped for the front and rear kit. 3/16" plate
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