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08-01-2004, 06:11 PM
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Hey chump, fill in your sig!
I heard you picked up a new ride...properly valved too
I planned on going to breakfast last week but we were having the entire ac system in the house replaced. Maybe next time.
I heard you picked up a new ride...properly valved too
I planned on going to breakfast last week but we were having the entire ac system in the house replaced. Maybe next time.
08-02-2004, 05:59 PM
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Originally posted by 243
Hey chump, fill in your sig!
I heard you picked up a new ride...properly valved too
I planned on going to breakfast last week but we were having the entire ac system in the house replaced. Maybe next time.
Hey chump, fill in your sig!
I heard you picked up a new ride...properly valved too
I planned on going to breakfast last week but we were having the entire ac system in the house replaced. Maybe next time.
Yeah, picked up a 2002 3/4 ton QC shorty 5 speed. Got the PowerMax Comp ready to hook up, just waiting for my pump cover to get here.
I keep getting that uncontrolable urge to tap that wire, but I think I can hold out for a couple more days.
08-02-2004, 10:00 PM
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Originally posted by rattle_rattle
I just installed the lights from JC Whitney. They came out looking good. There are holes in the roof subframe locating the the lights for you. As for removing the headliner. I tried it just pulling the front of it down and got frustrated and finally removed it completely. It was easy to remove and replace. The hardest part was getting up the nerve to pull the trigger on the drill. Here is a link to the part from JC Whitney. http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...atalogId-10101
I just installed the lights from JC Whitney. They came out looking good. There are holes in the roof subframe locating the the lights for you. As for removing the headliner. I tried it just pulling the front of it down and got frustrated and finally removed it completely. It was easy to remove and replace. The hardest part was getting up the nerve to pull the trigger on the drill.
Here is a link to the part from JC Whitney. http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...atalogId-10101
Hey does this kit include a gasket for the lights. I'm afraid of water leaking in from car washes and rain. And did you use the switch they provide or wire it into your running lights?
08-02-2004, 10:23 PM
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If your worried about leakage, then seal it up with some silicone as well...I was kinda weary about leaking and rust so I added silicone under the gaskets...overkill yes, but it puts the mind at ease. Ive hit it with a high powered pressure washer numerous times and no leaks, dont think rain is gettin in.
08-03-2004, 10:11 AM
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Originally posted by DODGE4X4
Hey does this kit include a gasket for the lights. I'm afraid of water leaking in from car washes and rain. And did you use the switch they provide or wire it into your running lights?
Hey does this kit include a gasket for the lights. I'm afraid of water leaking in from car washes and rain. And did you use the switch they provide or wire it into your running lights?
08-03-2004, 02:59 PM
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Thanks for all the help. I ordered my lights today and I'll have them in on Friday. This should make a nice little job for me to do on Saturday 
I went ahead and ordered Mopar lights due to the fact my wife is buying them for my graduation present...She should have to pay top dollar for them because I'm worth it. 
I went ahead and ordered Mopar lights due to the fact my wife is buying them for my graduation present...She should have to pay top dollar for them because I'm worth it.
08-07-2004, 06:00 PM
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Well I got them installed today and yall were right it easy. I spent the most time setting the template in the right spot and hooking up the wire to the junction box. Thanks for all of the help everyone.
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