OFFICIAL CENTRAL KY THREAD

Did you do this yourself?

 

Him braking the coil? I wanna know this too

 

Install or break the coil? Either or, Yeah both. My buddy and I put them on. You definitely need 4 arms to hold and work around if you don't have a vehicle lift, aka not in the driveway.

 

I’m in Richmond as well and am gonna be getting OME coils and AALs in the future. Thought about getting Millers to install but idk how they are. I’m not to good with this stuff, but I could always bring some beer and pizza to your place lol

 

It takes some time but with the correct tools it wouldn't be bad. We usually have a mod day every now and then where we all get together and do a little wrenching/ more shenanigans. If I have a free weekend available I'd be more than happy to help out / drink beer and show ya. Best way to learn is to just dive head first into that kind of stuff. Remove bolts to get to what you're trying to get to then put em back on.

 

I'm down in Berea and have plenty of space in the garage and all the tools to do it. Save your money!

 

There ya go, sounds like a good excuse to meet some new TW members and have a couple drinks.

 

Does it mean you're an old member when your member number is in the 40K range?

 

Posted this in the RRG thread but most of the trails in Central TN Royal Blue, Coal Creek, etc we should check out sometime.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=zjMPpnjAz-r4.kwNl8UjlCW5A&hl=en_US&usp=sharing

 

Sounds good! I’m saving up money now to get the rest of the lift then I’ll post here and let y’all know so we can set a time & date!

 

Anyone here electrically inclined? I've been trying to troubleshoot an issue with my tail lights. The driver's side tail light does not light up when the head lights are on, however the brake light does work off the same bulb. I've swapped bulbs between drivers side and passenger and with the same results. Passenger side works, drivers side running light does not. Trailer harness works, outlet in the bed works but shows a bad ground. I've poked around and the wires appear to be intact but to be honest, never developed a nack for electrical work. Apparently I have a bad habit of shocking myself. Any insights?

 

No shocking voltage on the Taco. I'd definitely check the frame grounds back there. I know there is one in the rear driver wheel well above your shock mount, probably another you'll have to find. Is the socket showing any corrosion or discoloration on the contacts?

 

Ground looks good, plug though is a different story most likely. Passenger side slides off with minimal effort and looks good, drivers side just won't budge. There is some build up on it that I've cleaned off but the plug refuses to come apart.

 

I know this sounds stupid... make sure the bulb is pushed in all the way. Some bulb manufacturers are super tight.

 

This.

 

Ah. Think I found it. Pretty sure the wires are supposed to be attached....

In all seriousness, one of the wires is not connected to the plug. Wire is on the truck side of the plug, not the tail light side. Looks like a clean break, insulation and wire are both clean cut but were tucked into the plug.

 

Rain. Who would have guessed.

 

Ain't that the truth.

Sure was nice yesterday though. Got new rotors on the Taco and detailed Mama's RAV4.

 

So went waterfall hunting today in Shawnee National Forest and came across this!

 

Cool and RAINY! Yeah!