I know on International trucks the ambient air temp sensor is usually on the right front just behind the bumper/frame rail junction, sometimes it's in the left mirror. Kenworth trucks also have it in the mirror. The manufacturers have some smart guys they pay fairly well to figure out the best...
Congratulations on your daughter. Winter is coming so I'll have time in the evenings to catch up on my YouTube. Do you include details on shipping your vehicle in the video?
Time for you to interrogate your friend.
I work for an International dealer and work on a few electric school buses. Wasn't keen on electric but they sure are nice. Wish they would go with a plug in hybrid like the Chevy Volt.
And I got a Terra and Traveler reserved.
Hopefully @Deleted Member 183 gives us all GPS coordinates to said secret Baja surfing spot and posts them and pictures all over the internet so other "influencers" go there too and post about it.
Yep. I did a transmission in one a few weeks ago for a rural FD. Something came apart in the drop box portion and it was full of metal and damaged the rear output speed sensor.
My first Jeep wasn't a Jeep, it was a Ford. 1943 Ford GPW with a hot 302, 4 speed with a Hurst shifter and a Lincoln locker. You could do donuts without touching the steering wheel until you either puked or drilled a hole to China.
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