Seems to be every truck on the road around here but I don't see many of the Duramax's here in the shortbed variety either.nc wagoneer wrote: Very nice, don't see many extended cab short beds around.
Seems to be every truck on the road around here but I don't see many of the Duramax's here in the shortbed variety either.nc wagoneer wrote: Very nice, don't see many extended cab short beds around.
I was speaking mainly for the duramax's, even though I'm into the older Detroit variety.Grand_Wag_85 wrote:Seems to be every truck on the road around here but I don't see many of the Duramax's here in the shortbed variety either.nc wagoneer wrote: Very nice, don't see many extended cab short beds around.
That is cool. I was there just a few days before they rededicated it in 2004. Did you fly a balsa airplane from the top?
letank wrote:think about our/your gauges
Tank is full, Temp is normal, Oil pressure too good because it is at idle, and voltage is too good too for idle, all that with 216K.
Be assured that gas gauge will go down to 0 in 50 miles, oil pressure will be back to normal when I have the right sender, as for voltage it depends on outside temp.
Good pick, the standard parts store voltmeter Sunpro cp7985 , $17ish. There is the whole built up on the mothership.Nikkormat wrote:letank wrote:think about our/your gauges
Tank is full, Temp is normal, Oil pressure too good because it is at idle, and voltage is too good too for idle, all that with 216K..
What volt gauge is hiding in there?
What did you do different... Because yours looks practically stock and the others look mismatched or really stand out as different. Is yours the sunpro or a parts store brand?letank wrote: Good pick, the standard parts store voltmeter Sunpro cp7985 , $17ish. There is the whole built up on the mothership.
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