Houston area (along with DB's not from Houston) BS thread

Lmfao

 

Damn, that's a clean looking harness.

 

x2.

Also

 

part one of three for the home theater install is complete. now I just have to hook up the video equipment and the sound system. hoping to have a picture on the screen before bed. sound will have to wait until tomorrow. excuse the mess. had to tear the apartment apart to get the ladder where I needed it.

 

Yeah real nice lookin but with holding most judgement until it works. Also they sent me 2 rear locker buttons lol

 

I remember the days of silent porn, then I got head phones LOL

 

It is supposed to come if you did the dually mod.

 

you and your pornz

 

Must have been a misunderstanding on my end or maybe not. I asked for a plug and play wiring harness and also needed the switch. Maybe I can find a dually rear end and do another swap

I keed I keed I haz no times anymore

 

Lol. It's my dad's for now until he teaches me to use it then it gets passed down to me . As for the solid axle, well that might wait til my nephews are able to drive it and I have another vehicle then it can be a project I work with them on. They already tell their friends it's "their truck" as it is lol

 

he turns 1 tomorrow!

 

you've got yourself a cute little boy Richard

very well behaved all day Saturday. he even did a little walking when I was in the kitchen stuffing my face

 

Barely one and has a $500 iPad. Kids these days! Lol happy birthday!

 

Thanks lol

It's my moms but he does take over. He even knows how to use the iPhones and iPad and tries to kiss the devices when he hears Siri and thanks!

He's getting a car lol thanks bud

 

Airsoft might not be a good idea. I'm 28 and have two M249's that I get me in trouble

 

Air soft is good for presentation drills and familiarization/handling training since it's so cheap. Other than that...

 

so I figure it be one end at the diff the other at the dash and then a + and a - but there's a few that I'm confused about. I'm guessing fuse relays? But one them has a dust cap?!

 

found this...seems easy enough except for the "little red wire to dash light circuit in fuse block. This should be interesting indeed

 

for the little red one, pop open the fuse box on the inside of the cab. look at the key on the bad of the change compartment. there should be a fuse labeled "tail" or something along those lines. should be a red 10A fuse. get an add-a-fuse at the autoparts store ($5ish) and use it in that spot. the large red wire to the battery is what gives the actuator power to switch the locker on and off. the smaller one that you hooked into the tail spot will illuminate the switch whenever you turn your head lights on (and therefore tail lights, hence the "tail" label).