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ARB Summit Bar - 2013 LR4
I honestly don't know. I would imagine the electrical connectors may be different, but I am really armchair quarterbacking this. All I know is the fancy paper says that the loom is required when fitting the "optional" fog lights- Michael Gain
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ARB Summit Bar - 2013 LR4
Don't forget the wiring loom as well. It lists it on the same line. Different part numbers for halogen lights and halogen harness, or LED lights and LED harness- Michael Gain
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ARB Summit Bar - 2013 LR4
I found the attached when I was researching. It looks like the 2009-2013 uses the factory fog lights, whereas you need to purchase the arb fog lights for the 2014-2016. There are a bunch of superscript numbers that indicate what additional parts you need. These part numbers are annotated as...- Michael Gain
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LR4 No-Start Issue - Detailed post with Video & Faults - Help!
If I remember right, it allows the gateway module to reset; effectively removing the codes from the module until they are set again.- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
Unfortunately, these metrics are on the cold engine. I'll get some warm metrics on my way home today. I will say that the MAP/T sensor did not fix the idle bog. For clarity, my idle does not surge like the other post. The 731 rpm was because the engine was cold. My idle only reduces, I...- Michael Gain
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ProSpeed Ladder - 4 hour install?
Exactly. I wish I took a picture to help illustrate better.- Michael Gain
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ProSpeed Ladder - 4 hour install?
Yep. Keep turning counter clock wise and the sleeves will release from the handle assembly. You then remove the handle assembly and will have to remove the sleeves from the stuck bolts and one nut. I honestly do not know another way to do it.- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
Sorry for the delay. Fan, thermostat, and fan relay were replaced at the same time. I am guessing that the sensor is faulty. Hence, reading low temp and potentially explaining my burnt oil. (Not too excited about potentially overheating the engine every time I drive it). It definitely takes...- Michael Gain
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LR4 No-Start Issue - Detailed post with Video & Faults - Help!
Keep tracing the diagram, my friend. If the fuse and fusible links are good, next stop are the relays in the passenger side battery box fuse box. If they are good, it could be wiring underneath the box, or the ecm, or wiring at the starter itself.- Michael Gain
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ProSpeed Ladder - 4 hour install?
It happened with one of mine. The bolt was rusted into its threaded sleeve--which is threaded into plastic on the handle assembly. Only solution was to remove the whole handle and use channel locks on the sleeve while turning with the T30. Good news is that the sleeve will screw back into the...- Michael Gain
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Anyone own a Power Wagon
We traded in my wife's Ram 1500 a few years ago and she still misses it. I'm thinking that a power wagon may be a logical replacement with some of its off-road goodies (albeit much larger size). Does anyone have any personal experience with power wagons? Likes, dislikes, regrets, etc? Thank you!- Michael Gain
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LR4 No-Start Issue - Detailed post with Video & Faults - Help!
Is that the module or the actuator?- Michael Gain
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LR4 No-Start Issue - Detailed post with Video & Faults - Help!
Anytime, my friend. If I remember right, it is under the center console. If it is there, you can access by pulling the cupholder trim out. It's only held in with 4 clips- Michael Gain
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LR4 No-Start Issue - Detailed post with Video & Faults - Help!
Agreed the terminals look good. See the attached wiring diagram. Those two wires from the connector go to the wires labeled D and E on the attached. You could also check the starter relays after clearing the codes- Michael Gain
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LR4 No-Start Issue - Detailed post with Video & Faults - Help!
Not a problem. It's located in the driver side battery box under the hood.- Michael Gain
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LR4 No-Start Issue - Detailed post with Video & Faults - Help!
For the PSDB code, check the smaller, two-wire connector. That connector is how power from your battery is transferred to the starter. Also, pull the fusible link access cover (two phillips screws) and check the fusible links and 5A fuse. Issues with this box will definitely cause a...- Michael Gain
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SCV6 spark plugs
Agree with @ktm525. You have time before replacement. If you want to just explore, you can remove the insulators (rubbery covers over the valve covers) and examine the coils.- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
Final post for today: Accelerate back to 2500 rpms: Idle bog Also, here is a video of my noisy engine. Granted, the ignition and injector covers were missing when I bought it, but it is still noisier than I think it should be: https://youtube.com/shorts/WKaNnElOsDk- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
Post 2: ~2500 rpm, cold engine Idle, warm engine ~1500 rpm, warm engine ~2500 rpm, warm engine Part throttle, rpms steady- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
Ok. So here is the analysis, but no definitive cause: as the engine heats up, it goes lean. And, I mean super lean. I replicated the idle bog by revving the engine and then letting the throttle slam shut. When this happened, the STFTs went very negative and only slightly rebounded--causing the...- Michael Gain
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Fan clutch
In your case it could be a couple of things. If you think that you have narrowed it down to the front right, check the idler pulley right above the alternator. Pull the belt and manipulate the pulley by hand. It would also give you a great opportunity to test the other rotating systems...- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
In between installing the ladder, I sprayed down the maf connector with electrical connector cleaner. After about the 10th time, it was not any better. Now that the dirt is off, it does look corroded. I spent 30 minutes trying to get the internal portion of the clip to release so I could...- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
That is great feedback! Thank you for this. You've been very helpful, across the forum! I'll let you know how smoke test and post-maf-connector-cleaning goes.- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
That's right. There are three per side. Two before the cat and one after. So much fun! Since I love throwing parts at the truck, I just ordered the other air temperature sensor and the front coolant sensor. Coupled with the other temp sensor, that should rule out all of the temperature sensors...- Michael Gain
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MAF sensor and O2 sensor bad?
Haha all comments are helpful. At least people are reading my struggle and may have an epiphany to help the group.- Michael Gain
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