I had to buy oil adapter that worked out great( http://www.glowshiftdirect.com/oilfi...-34unf-16.aspx ) and wire.

 

Went to Napa and got a case of Amsoil for my oil change, a wire harness adaptor for my trailer hitch, and Rain-Ex washer fluid! Lol. Oh yeah and I trailered around and moved a lawnmower, 4-wheeler, and a 3-wheeler too! Also got a new drop hitch, pin, ball and new Amsoil oil filter. (:

 

so thats the size we need then?
also what did you do about your trans temp sender? where did you put it?

 

Well last week or so I bought a 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 with a utility body. It has got 92,000 miles and I got it for $2800.

So today I did several things:
Complete detail of interior and all of the boxes on the body.
Stripped and painted the pindle hitch as well as the bumper.
Changed the oil and air filter.

 

The oil adapter worked well for you? I thought about getting some gauges for my truck and I had installed one of these plates before easy to install but i just wondered about our trucks if there was any space problems?

 

Yes that's the size we need, I put the trans temp sender in the front servo test port, it worked out good that way because I ran the wires for both senders across the firewall, under the rubber water seal and down the trans dip stick and both senders are right there about 6 to 8 " apart.

 

It fit right up there slicker than chips, no space problem at all and very easy to install.

 

Dropped My truck off at a paint shop today to get the hood and roof redone.
The rest of the truck is in great shape,just had bad paint on hood and roof.

 

think i ****ed somthing up =[ =[ =[ =[....wont know for sure till i take it to the shop 2moro....

 

I loosened the bolts on my front bumper and straightened it from where I hit a deer a few months ago. I can't believe it straightened as much as it did, looks dang near new. I decided to take the plastics off and paint them. The grey bottom will be red like the truck and I'm making the trim pieces black again.