My New SCREW
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09-16-2002, 06:42 PM
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My New SCREW
Well i bought it last Wednesday and i love it so far. Came with a bunch of stuff, Toneau(i think thats spelled right?) cover, 8in TV, DVD, Sub, upgraded speakers, Wheels...I planned on doing this stuff in the future but now i dont have to! Its a 4x4 and i love how it sits a bit higher than the others....i can actually see everything now, i used to have a car! Well ill be around this forum for awhile so whats up to everyone!
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09-16-2002, 08:25 PM
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Yeah, what he said....what tires?
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Dcovell...the tires are dunlops, not sure which series but they are 33's on 16.5's
And yes i bought it from Galpin! They gave me a good deal i think
Only crappy aprt was sitting around for 5 hours tryin to get the price i wanted, that really sucks!
But ill be around here, checking things out and asking questions....hell my first one is how do i get rid of the backup alert thing that starts bleeping when i throw it in reverse? Is it a must that i goto the dealer?
And yes i bought it from Galpin! They gave me a good deal i think
Only crappy aprt was sitting around for 5 hours tryin to get the price i wanted, that really sucks! But ill be around here, checking things out and asking questions....hell my first one is how do i get rid of the backup alert thing that starts bleeping when i throw it in reverse? Is it a must that i goto the dealer?
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09-18-2002, 05:56 PM
What's with the backup alarm? Is that some kind of new requirement? Might be if it's a commercial vehicle. Is yours licensed for commercial or private use?
All you need to do is find where they installed the beeper and disconnect it. It's usually screwed into the frame somewhere. If your ears can stand it, turn the ignition key to the ON position, set the parking brakes, block the wheels and put the tranny in the reverse positon. Get under the truck and locate the beeper.
I drive by Galpin every weekday whenever I'm in California. My cousin's wife works at Harmon Kardon/JBL and to give him a break whenever I'm there I take her to work and pick her up. She doesn't drive. Two things make me drool on those drives. All the Fords at Galpin and the Budweiser brewery.
All you need to do is find where they installed the beeper and disconnect it. It's usually screwed into the frame somewhere. If your ears can stand it, turn the ignition key to the ON position, set the parking brakes, block the wheels and put the tranny in the reverse positon. Get under the truck and locate the beeper.
I drive by Galpin every weekday whenever I'm in California. My cousin's wife works at Harmon Kardon/JBL and to give him a break whenever I'm there I take her to work and pick her up. She doesn't drive. Two things make me drool on those drives. All the Fords at Galpin and the Budweiser brewery.
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09-18-2002, 07:10 PM
