i recently just bought a 76 gmc 3/4 ton 4x4 now from doing some research i found that they put NP205 transfer cases in it and NP203. I belive i have the 203 but i was doing some reading on it cause i would like to make it part time and i was just gonna go to the truck yard up the road and buy a set of 3/4 ton hub locks and switch the caps on it so it would be part time. And i saw in a forum that some guy was talking about it and said that u need to change some gears in the transfer in order to make it 2wd i was just wondering if this was true of the guy didn't know what he was talking about but if it is how hard is it to change the gears out? and how expensive is it or would it just be easier to get a part time transfer and if i do can i keep the full time caps on it instead of buying a set of locking caps
Utility companies will do a smokeless test by filling the room up with a smoke like mist and creating a positive pressure you will see all the leaks clear as day. I do not know if it is available to the public yet or not. Try calling a building material supplier like WhiteCap or Fasten All if its available they either have it or can get it. Good Luck.
Sounds like a battery and alarm problem. Some of the areas that cause problems when jump starting a car are: 1. Cheap jumper cables 2. Dirty or loose battery connections 3. Bad connection on the jumper cables. 4. VERY bad battery You said that the car had started once so number 4 is out. Grab the cables on your battery and make sure they are tight. If you can twist or move them they are loose. If you have some tools I would remove the cables and using a battery terminal cleaner or a wire brush I would clean the terminals they should be shiny. Before hooking up the jumper cables turn on the parking lights of the dead car. The lights should be dim or off if the battery is drained. When you have the cables connected correctly the lights will get bright. Leave the cables on for a while with the good car running. This will give the battery time to charge. Often alarms have a senor which sets them off when the battery is low or being disconnected. Once the battery has some charge in it you should be able to turn it off with your remote. Good Luck!
Yes you are correct two squads of Tau Fire Warriors are the two troop choices you need. if you the Tau codex just check how many troop units you can have all up. If your planning on having a bigger army. The allowed standard force of HQ, 2x Troops can be made of the Crisis battle suit commander, just upgrade him with points value. just pull the finger at the Gamesworkshop nerds, :p
