What about for the maintenance of the 4x4? What would I need to check and replace?
Last winter was the first time I used the 4x4. It sounded really loud and like it was struggling. I understand why it would sound a little louder, since more parts are moving.
Is this normal?
My 03 Yukon doesn't have fog lights. If I did, when would they come on? I crawled under the truck today to check other things and noticed this:
Is this where the fogs would plug in? I do eventually plan on getting some.
This is my light switch btw:
Also, I saw this. Anyone...
6.5" wtf. I don't even want to bother to look up aftermarket ones in that size...
By stock location you mean under the dash right, I'm assuming you had custom boxes made for each of those setups?
This is what I have:
They're 12" (I think, maybe 10") Polk Audio. I don't want this. I want this:
"Why the FUCK would you want to downgrade to a single 8"?" To use the 3rd row. One time too many have I had to take this thing out to use the 3rd row.
My truck doesn't have it bc 03+ have the...
Today I smoked the 3rd brake light, replaced a door stop, and cleaned the interior a little.
Painting the brake light:
I like the way it came out. This will keep me satisfied while I wait to get the Esky glass and brake light.
The new (from a junkyard) parts I got: door stop and rear...
Pardon my nagging...
So, assuming the indicated sides are positive, this is how I would set it up, right?
I want the current from the bulb that lights up to travel to the bulb that I WANT to light up. So arrows pointing towards the map/reading lights?
Sorry, I don't know anything about this...
What kind of diode should work? 10 or 3 amp, 1000V? I see a lot on Ebay.
And to find the "hot side," do I turn them on for a couple seconds, then turn them off and see which side is hot?
Gracias!
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