Damn zip ties are trying to make baling wire obsolete.
Mine was check engine light caused by cracked and loose air damn that would collapse over 70mph restricting air intake.
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Damn zip ties are trying to make baling wire obsolete.
Mine was check engine light caused by cracked and loose air damn that would collapse over 70mph restricting air intake.
On an old Toyota 4Runner. Zip tied it back together and never had check engine light again.
Duct tape and WD40 can fix anything.
If it shouldn?t be moving but it is, use the duct tape.
If it isn?t moving but it should be, use the WD40.
Zip ties and bailing wire have similar applications as the duct tape.
Gotta' have some chewing gum in the arsenal.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Or did it just finally burn out from being on all the time, it is over 20 years old after all......... And you know how it is when things get old....... [Tooth]Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Loose trim could be sending pulses to the sensor. The sensor sends the info to the cpu and cpu sees a signal and figures something is wrong with sensor. See if it comes back
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Fwiw, I don't usually half-ass anything on my vehicles or anything else typically ... just don't gaf about this truck anylonger.
Thanks for the suggestions & appreciate you all taking the time.
Anyone have a minute to peek @ the driver front side of my truck this morning? Just a visual inspection with some contextual understanding because im hoping for an 'a-ha' moment. My truck sounds angrier than usual when I turn but only in 4 wheel drive, apparently. Least that's when its noticeable.
Kind of a loud creak & wobble, maybe. Almost like its not engaged or ?
(Ray1970: same 99 Ram 5.9 reg cab Laramie slt its always been - lol)
My option for the repair is limited to firestone but historically they've lied & I'm not thrilled about going there so I was hoping someone could give me an idea of what to expect beforehand. Need to sort this quickly for the weekend.
Please & thank you - Xa
Without seeing it I would guess front diff or a drive shaft/axle.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Make model and year?
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I would guess, judging by her post, that it is a 1999 Ram with the 5.9l engine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erni