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Old 10-28-2019, 12:20 PM   #1
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Re: DaddyJeep Hauler II - 04 Crew Cab 1500

Well, that rendering will never happen. I have decided not to "build" this truck. I am going to continue the Square Body build instead. I have been just using the truck. It really does a great job towing the Jeep, well it did anyway. About a month ago it lost oil pressure and left me stranded two hours from home. I finally got around to fixing it over the weekend. I put in that $3 O ring on the pick up tube. It took a few hours, but really wasn't a bad job. While I was at it I thought it made sense to fix a couple gauges, most importantly, the oil pressure gauge. A while back I bought one of those stepper motor kits off Amazon. It was easier than I anticipated and within a half hour I had functioning gauges again. Now it's ready to hook up the trailer and drag the Jeep to Southington Off Road Park this weekend.
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Old 11-06-2019, 02:36 PM   #2
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Re: DaddyJeep Hauler II - 04 Crew Cab 1500

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Well, that rendering will never happen. I have decided not to "build" this truck. I am going to continue the Square Body build instead. I have been just using the truck. It really does a great job towing the Jeep, well it did anyway. About a month ago it lost oil pressure and left me stranded two hours from home. I finally got around to fixing it over the weekend. I put in that $3 O ring on the pick up tube. It took a few hours, but really wasn't a bad job. While I was at it I thought it made sense to fix a couple gauges, most importantly, the oil pressure gauge. A while back I bought one of those stepper motor kits off Amazon. It was easier than I anticipated and within a half hour I had functioning gauges again. Now it's ready to hook up the trailer and drag the Jeep to Southington Off Road Park this weekend.
You dodged a bullet on the oil pump pickup.
She looks good and runs good. I don't mod my daily driver. Keep her clean and maintained. Save the mods for the toy.
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And please let us know if and how your repairs were successful.
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