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I ran 1/2 can of Seafoam twice in the oil for 500 kms before draining. Threw the other 1/2 in the gas tank. Had no problem. Some here may recall that a while back I had pulled apart my used oil filter, as I always do when I put a new one in, and I was very surprised to see ‘blackish’ stuff in...

What’s your thought or many thoughts on just throwing in a “cleaner” like some diesel or tranny fluid in the crankcase to clean stuff up? There’s gotta be some old school hacks like that to get the arteries flowing proper.

Phazer cleaning can be actuated from a pro diagnostic tool.

Typical… My neighour is the same.

My bad luck is a thing of the past! It took a serious turn and it didn’t go from bad to worse, it’s gone from bad to better than bad! Now I just have to keep this classic going.

Wasted time and money doing nothing? Nothing is what most of do on that ‘lifetime’ oil. A life meter would actually dispel that.

Upgrades!

They should make an oil life meter for the transmission. Wouldn’t that be telling.

I think you said you just plug in a trickle charger to that 7 way power outlet to charge your battery?

Next question (I hope is worded easier), is there constant power there at the trailer plug or will it shut off after the engine is off?

Yes, this is what I was looking for.

Main concern is to just plug in the pumps and run some camp LEDs

This is it! Thanks

Does it compute if a converter is hooked up to power 12v items?

Maybe it doesn’t work. I haven’t looked much further than finding a ‘plug n play’ at the trailer plug to power 12v items.

I would have to have an inverter there to plug in the 12v stuff.

This 12v plug ability at the trailer plug would allow me to run my hot water on demand 12v pump, water filtration UV light to flat 50L IRONMAN tank and run some LED camp lights.

This is what I want to build. The solar system I have connects up with Anderson plugs.

The two plugs up under the dash can be easily removed with a single hook tool. Press in the tabs with the hook and pull. You don’t need your fingers up in there at all and you don’t have to be pulling on the wires.

Been looking at the space in the bed to wire in a plug at the back but then thought, why go through all that work when we have a trailer plug right at the back that can be used.