Recent content by Parrotheadrob

There is a place near Tampa...actually I think it is either Largo or Clearwater called Magic used auto parts, they specialize in used Jap parts..Im sure they will ship to miami...but it is a place to start. Not 100 % sure of the name but its something like that.

Codes Would need to see if there were any codes popped...is your check engine light on or blinking?

Im gonna wash mine today...is that cool???? :roadkill: oh yea...tires look great.

Welcome

Welcome :beer:

Welcome Hey, welcome to the site and good luck with your search...wish I could help..but i can't

issues Hi Josh, I would go into the forums for your year and list your issues, I am sure you will get all the help you need.

Should be able to pop the hood and reach behind the lights to replace. I have a 2006 and have replaced the bulbs twice in a year...just eats them up i guess. I haven't found anything wrong that would cuase this.

had the same problem If I remember it is infact a clear bulb. Its a very easy fix and should only take a few minutes. Should only be 2 bulbs, one for each side. I would go ahead and replace both since you are there. If one is out the other is probably on the way.

Pics WOW Looks great

Eastern off road Hi, grew up in Alexandria but moved away some years back, Is eastern off road still open. I remember buying stuff from them.

Welcome Welcome...its a great place here. I grew up in Alexandria but migrated down to Florida. Loved growing up there though.

I want one of the rear hitch things also, but Im gonna weld a spike into it just to make sure it damages anything that cotacts it....which will probably be my leg most of the time as i walk behind my truck not paying attention...lol

First thing I would do is replace the fuel filter. Then hook up a fuel pressure guage to see if you have pressure in those times that it wont start. If you don't...then the pump is the place to check.

Take a test light and stick it in the middle of the bottom of the socket. You should have power there. If you dont, pull the socket and see if there is power going to the socket in the back. If you have power, then replace the 12 V socket. If you don't you may want to recheck your fuse box to...