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I'm sorry you don't have a hot seat anymore.. :D Do as suggested above. Many times it's the simply the wiring of the heater itself breaking. After heating cycles and flexing of the seat they can simply break. Check the connector at the seat for power

I've used Weathertech. You can get them from Amazon and other sites. Cabelas sells mats that are made by Weathertech. There is another good brand of mats, but right now the name escapes me..........

I'm still using a stick type gauge. Had 3 electronic types and they gave varying readouts that I didn't trust 'em anymore

I AGREE! :lol: :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs: Congrats to the wieners!!!!! :lol:

It's the beer goggles causing you to see the light. :lol: Had similar when a sensor was going bad

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If I did it with the above method, I'd sure put additional blocking in the center of the bed and the frame. Something that cannot fail to hold the hold. Those two blocks scream "floor jack failure" to me

Got a good local hardware like a True Value etc... that might carry a selection

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I work on this design for a couple of years and someone has to copy it! Now mine is no longer unique! Dammit! :jester:

That oil is supposed to be there, keeps your plugs lubed really well. You need to check your blinker fluid level and muffler bearings at this time too. :jester:

What vehicle is this on?

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So what changes? Wheel dollies will still let you winch it on the trailer See post #2 or tow truck

Wheel dollies

Take off the old ones and install the new ones. :jester:

Fuggin spammer!

I heard he moved so he wouldn't have to deal with it. :jester:

I've wondered if they dropped the iridium recommendation for older vehicles, figuring they have higher mileage, maybe using oil, the platinum plugs would last plenty long under these conditions

On your original question.... NGK is a good choice since they are known to produce AC D plugs, but I've also used Denso in place of AC D with zero issues

I wear it as cologne. :lol:

They make one for winter. Apparently made of sturdier material. From the way I read their info sounds like it might be damaged by ice/snow eventually. The one I've actually seen in person is pretty lightweight

Except the manufacturer says explicitly not use it for that. :dunno: