Trunk Monkey

It's all relative. My 100 is better than my 80 was for the things you're talking about, but still by no means flies up hills etc. easily. When purchasing a 100 many opt for the 03+ for the 5 speed and wider gear range. Each improves on the...

Thread from yesterday: forum.ih8mud.com/threads/door-lock-cylinder-sensor-issue.1382191/

Just search for hose clamp pliers and look for ones that have the cable attachment. There's nothing magical about using them, it's like regular pliers, but the end is "remote" and cable operated so it can reach into tight spaces.

"Should I sell", "what's the value of my truck" posts all to often end up in soft selling in tech. Someone posts a value, someone else says, oh, I'll give you x for it. If you want to know what it's worth, browse the classifieds for similar...

There's threads out there with suggestions, take a look and see if that works.

All the ones we used in addition to LATCH had provisions for just passing a regular shoulder/lap belt through and a system to lock it in place.

Multi-quote is a beautiful thing. AC has a clutch, pulley can spin without it engaged. If the compressor is bad you replace the compressor.

It's a part of the lock cylinder.

Use a mechanic's stethoscope and (carefully with the belts) pinpoint where the noise is coming from.

Are you wanting someone in the area to do an inspection for you or asking for an opinion on what you posted?

Could be anything without narrowing it down - in the cabin, from the engine, front of truck/back of truck. Check your fluids - tranny, t-case, diffs.

OP said new radiator, doubt the fins are dirty already. You said you burped it as best you could, I'd maybe use one of the fill tools that pulls vacuum on the system to fill the coolant. Might have an air pocket.

Sounds normal to me. Have you done your fan clutch?

Was there any evidence of water intrusion or corrosion on the fuse block. With multiple systems being affected I'd point to a junction block or harness somewhere.

Clamp the hose below the plastic. I used OEM plastic to replace mine, they made it 250k and I could have them next day at the dealer. I searched for "snap ring" on Cruiserteq, the kit was in the top row of results. Anyway, good luck with the...

Should have bought the c-clip kit from Cruiser Outfitters, all of them in one bag, easy. That's not a hose, it's a plastic T, you'll want to replace it and be careful about not getting plastic down the hose. There's two, there's another right...

I had a DS shop install my u-joints from Cruiser Outfitters and they did a balance as part of it.

Easy way to tell, pull the driveshaft, lock the center, go for a drive, see if your noise is still there. For me, unless the tubing was damaged/dented, I would just re-do joints.

You can very easily check with soapy water and compressed air.

Guessing it means that some people might remove them and leave them off.

Someone had posted some similar, different brand.

Welcome. Check the vendor guidelines for the site about where you can post products for sale without being a supporting vendor.

Could be dripping down from higher up. Wipe it off, watch for new oil.

I don't know how you're searching for the parts price that what you're clicking on initially isn't the dealer website. Buy from one of the SE Toy dealers during one of the sales that get posted.