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Wire for oil pressure gauge is the random red wire taped in the harness above the brake booster. Lee was slated to get completely rewired over winter. As you well know the wiring is a mess and was one of the last bugs to work out.


I found that wire and got it connected. It’s weird, with the new sender the needle kinda moves, but never makes it past the first line. I’m thinking the gauge might be bad
 
Scraping glue/foam mixture is brutal

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So edited this post. I have brackets and the tailgate side is all good. I dont have holes in the tub, figured I could drill holes in the tub, but that doesnt seem very strong, and the bolt might pull through. Any ideas of strengthening it up or maybe using rivnuts?

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So edited this post. I have brackets and the tailgate side is all good. I dont have holes in the tub, figured I could drill holes in the tub, but that doesnt seem very strong, and the bolt might pull through. Any ideas of strengthening it up or maybe using rivnuts?

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Riv nuts will probably be fine. If they pull through, sheetmetal doubler with countersunk cherry max rivets will be plenty strong. I can obtain.
 
Trying to fix some rear end sag. Got 5 inch shackles now. Thinking of going with 7 inch from ruff stuff. Outside of scraping rocks.... any downside?
 
Trying to fix some rear end sag. Got 5 inch shackles now. Thinking of going with 7 inch from ruff stuff. Outside of scraping rocks.... any downside?

I would lower the front before I raised that truck up more. It’s already the tallest spring over ever.
 
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