water pump failure is fairly common around 100k. if you don't trust the shop that yo take your truck to, why bother? anyhow, the symptoms you describe sound like pump failure. it's easy enough to do on your own.
andu
i've never been stranded due to D2 electronics, either. i agree that being prepared with both spares and tools make trailside repairs *relatively* painless. my friend running stock alloys on their D1s and rangies still have to take of their wheels to change axles. that's really the only "big"...
i've looked up the codes mongo. they all have to do with MAF, O2s, heater circuits, emissions stuff, etc.
i've replaced the MAF as it seemed the most obvious. is the next guess O2 sensors or could it be something unrelated? it seems that a lot on my rover is like that. must've been built on...
the truck: '99 D2 with ~99k. it's been well behaved for the most part. earlier this year its transmission was replaced but other than that no major issues.
the problem: very rich at idle with lots of hesitation/bogging/no power on steep climbs. it will barely pass 3k in any gear. this seems...
when i talked with ARB they said sometimes the increased size of the carrier itself causes an over-pressure situation which then causes gear old to back up the airline.
it happens to me in my rover. i've already cleaned out the breather; the next thing is to add an additional breather.
andy
zarati-
craig beat me to the reply. it's a cool place. not much wheeling (none really) but good car camping. the windmills are a sight to see, too.
andy
if you search in the TSB forum, chris posted a thread which outlined the fuses that control the cruise control. it isn't labeled as such, fyi. anyhoo, i kept having issues with my cruise control. there were no obvious problems but i noticed that i kept blowing the fuse. i just replaced it...
the studies that "support" the link between autism and the MMR vaccine are questionable at best. there are alarmists on both sides but a judicious approach towards the health of your children is the best bet.
the risk of autism secondary to an immunization is low compared to the risk of not...
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