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Assuming your truck is running on the warm side? (Hotter then normal.) Have you looked for the cause, if the transmission cooler was factory installed there really shouldn't be any reason that would make the eng run hotter. A automatic trans with problems just might.. I would search out any...

I'm thinking he doesn't like seeing it either. Skyline I'm seeing a bunch of butt connectors with out shrink tube on them.. Ya may want to seal those up before ya put the wires back into the wiring loom. There is a product called liquid elect tape you can brush on to seal those connections.

All I can say is, OH CRAP..Going thru my own little project with freightliner wiring harness, but nothing like that.

Anyone ever mess with the neutral start switch on the M2 106 ? Reason I'm asking is after the QC was installed mine stopped working along with the cruise control. After a day of looking and scratching my head, I found the QC cables where layed across the wiring harness for the switch, and once...

Understood.. Doesn't mean they own the place. At one time they needed a U.S address to work/operate here, so they rented floorspace from Alumni Bunk. They use to have a sign that says quality truck repair also.. Lol (I couldn't resist) If it really matters I know a guy that lives in the...

Regardless what google tells ya, the place does not belong to TsT. (Unless something changed again) TsT mearly rents floor space from them and hires them to do all the xdock work. That is the building I purchased my truck from and at that time it was Aluim Bunk then several name changes came...

Rarely does my 22ft ever get 10 spaces on the floor. So a 20ft would handle what? 8 spaces? Stack 2 pallets and your fine. Go with what you want, can afford and don't worry about what ya could have had. With your thinking and a 22 ft box will you always be wondering, What if I had 24ft?

Try that shop in Woodhaven Mich. Right next to the Detroiter truck stop, Where TST bases their trucks out of and does all their xdocks. I couldn't tell you what name they operate under this year but I'm told there is a assortment of trucks there that have been cannibalized for one reason or...

Knight glad your getting a handle on the truck, But I wanna ask you and trust me I don't want to stress you out.. But those grade 8 bolts that got replaced, are those actual frame bolts? There is a difference. Frame bolts typically have a larger shoulder that gets squashed into the component...

And when ya find a answer and a fix, post it up so we all can maybe learn something. Nothing bugs me more then hearing about a problem on a forum then get no follow up as to what was found.

Tractor supply or what ever they call themselves now sell it by the 30ft roll. Easy to use and easy to repair torn sections without replacing the entire strip. 30ft roll comes in a reusable package for easy storage.

I assume you found your problem then. :D You said something about leaving a 1" board in place, and that doesn't seem like a lot of board/wood to support the load. It might be best if you where there with various shims to insure/check you get the best piece of wood in place. Just my opinion but...

Yes a M2

Knight for what it is worth my box is sitting on a1&3/8" board..App 4 inches to top of drive tire from the floor gusset. Didnt have a straight edge so the floor gusset measument is rough and not exact. Bottom of frame rail to the ground is 26 1/2 inches with air bags inflated.. 24 1/2 with air...

Don't know if thus will help ya but if nothing else it gives you something to read with your morning coffee. Tech Tip: Truck/tractor air suspension ride height measurement procedure

I believe I have heard that accuride has lug nuts the will both center the wheel and drum???? Mine only center the wheel. What ever style you use make sure its a good grade product and fits properly.

Regardless of how you balance your tires its still a good idea to use centering lug nuts on a hub piloted wheel. As one of the articles state there is a gap between the wheel and stud. The centering lug nut takes up that gap and centers the wheel to the hub. I use 3 per wheel and leave them in...

Knight did ya use a stethoscope to try and pin point the knock? Taking a fast look at mine it does look tight coming out and going back in... Extra set of hands for sure would be needed.. Seems to me a bearing noise would be there all the time not just under a load... Once the AC stops pumping...

Good to see a follow up post with what repair was done.. Did you find a blockage or kinked line? Or just luck and process of elimination?

Thats what I used in my van but I dont rememeber buying it in bags...Seems I had it cut from a roll back in the carpet section..Did sidewalls and ceiling. 3M spray to hold it in place. I never lived in the van as a driver but some said it worked good and helped cut back on a lil noise. I do...