Makes sense.. Thanks for the info!

LiftedAWDAstro wrote: If the fluid has never been changed and it is very dirty and brown looking, I wouldn't do anything to it.

I've heard this said several times and was wondering why? Is it just already shot and so a waist of money to flush it or does it cause damage some how? just curious....

Welcome!...we want pics!!

Happy Birthday!

NICE!!! Looks great!

Looks good to me!

Looks good!!

Pretty amazing you even got that picture! Nice!! Amazing animals. They live around here but usually only see their tracks.

Nice! Can't wait to see those pics. I have been throwing around the idea of painting rims and grill myself.

count me in!

changed oil on Tiny". Also had some "neighbors" come over and check out the new lift as I was reading up on the plug and wire changing. :-s http://i587.photobucket.com/albums/ss318/TinytheRhino/Tinytherhino002.jpg http://i587.photobucket.com/albums/ss318/TinytheRhino/Tinytherhino003.j...

Well since I installed the lift I have been in the mood to keep going and do some needed fixes. I replaced the serpentine belt, greased the grease points and replaced rear diff. fluid and leaky gasket. Drove around today and no more leaky rear diff., but now I have a leaky transmission pan. :rolleye...

Looks AWESOME!!!! But, it could how the pic turned out but it looks like you mounted the bumper brackets on the 3inch body lift holes. I did that, and my bumper rolled up and didn't fit right at the corners. When I remounted the brackets, they one bolt hole worth hanging under the frame mount. I do...

"Tiny the Rhino" although not so tiny anymore.. Now it's "Tiny" in the way that a 300lb biker in dirty black leathers is called "Tiny".

Your van looks great. Nice job. I think you could live in Colorado two lifetimes and still not get used to the beauty of those mountains. I flew balloons in the Breckenridge valley. Those flights were the most awesome in my ballooning adventures. \:D/ Thanks, I totally agree. It's amazing out here....