Rockin! I love the aftermarket headlights.
@98 MERC I've seen your truck on YouTube before, nice nice truck.
As for the OP, you've got a nice truck there, certainly has potential, I picked up a 2nd truck the 2nd of this month if memory serves, 2000 with the V8.
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ROFLMAO!!!!!!! LOVE that last under the hood photo!!!! SOOOO clean and purty!!!! I'll get some more pics of mine soon. I am a possessed lady saving parts and adding up pennies hahaha. I can never make up my mind what to do first after the caliper, MFS install, and windshield. If the dang windshield doesn't fix my leak issue Imma be pretty disappointed.
Damn!
Everybody else's truck is much shinier than mine. Why do I keep dumping $$$ in her?
I remember. There's no explaining, it it must be love.
To add to my roadworthy list: replace right front caliper since bleeder screw is just fubared.
Also found that I will need a front drive shaft as my "AWD" vehicle is fully equipped for it, complete front diff, transfer case, but NO durn shaft. SMH.
Rotors and pads replaced. Waiting for fedex to bring my MFS switch. In the meantime, impending storms have halted attempts to remove bleeder screw.
Note: If the front drive shaft is missing that often means that the transfer case/center differential for the AWD is damaged. When the front drive shaft is removed on the AWD the truck may also slowly creep away when parked on an incline. This is due to the way the t-case works on the AWD when in PARK.
Looks nice, but I think the chrome oil cap is probably not a good idea. The engine's crankcase needs to be sealed for the PCV valve to work correctly.