Recent content by kapinallinen2

I still recommend to go poke around alldatadiy, the amount of information, TSB`s, recalls, service procedures, wiring diagrams and such on our trucks is extensive.

Most likely. Depending on how much they charge. I all ready have all the stuff accrued over the years for doing my own work.

Go get a one month subscription to alldatadiy. Advanced DIY Automotive Repair | ALLDATA DIY Get ALFAobd. AlfaOBD Get OBDlink MX+, saying that because only have used it, not familiar with other options. Some of the cheaper versions might be compatible with ALFAobd, check their web site. edit...

Did you follow the service procedure that specifies replacement, refill and calibration steps, or did you just swap it out?

Like Scram said. They are on their way out, driver`s side stub can be replaced easily. Passengers is more complicated. No parts from Mopar except a whole new front axle, there are after market sources for repair parts that cost lot less than a new axle. I remember seeing ads by a Canadian...

I put this together for tracking down parasitic current draw with a DC clamp-on current meter. You could use something similar, just swap the fuse holder for a lamp socket and stick a 1156 bulb in it. Make the leads long enough so it can bee seen from outside of the truck. Plug the blades into...

The RF hub is the receiver for the TPMS. Not saying that the hub is not failing, but... My money would be on the sensors causing this. How old are they? Normally supposed to last from 5 to 7 years. I replaced two of my sensors that were dropping out randomly, caused by failing batteries, with...

Late to the party but might help someone else, watch this.

I have come to the conclusion that it is the rate of fuel being delivered. Me angling the handle towards the back of the truck helps and when pumping from a "hot" pump, only thing that helps is backing off a click or two.

Sounds like something is commanding the compressor to pump down that corner, basing on the fact that it is not dropping when the fuse is pulled. Battery failing due to old age and causing computer glitches, poor ground causing glitches, failing suspension control module? If going the DIY way...

I need to get that re-filler. Just added a small bottle of nitrogen from a local welding supply store and a vacuum pump from harbor freight to my tool kit. https://www.harborfreight.com/deep-rotary-vane-2-stage-vacuum-pump-58141.html I figured it is good enough for harry the home owner and DIY`er.

It will not let a shift happen if the RPM`s are out of range, but yes, it will red line.

The TSB might take care of it. Steering Grind turning to the right FIXED

Made a mistake and went the cheap route from amazon on my last two of them, now they are acting up, will order OEM to replace them.

Don`t forget to pull a vacuum on the system to get rid of the trapped air, or you could have overheating problems.