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Old 01-04-2015, 11:45 PM   #4
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Re: no power (electrical)

This is old news now, turns out the battery was not as good as I thought. It was actually dead. It had enough juice to barely get any power to the headlights so I assumed it was good. Volt meter proved me wrong and it wouldn't hold a charge.

Once that was resolved I noticed that the truck suddenly had gotten very loud.

Here's why !
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Blew one right open and distorted the other. These are the mufflers that LMC includes with there stock replacement exhaust system, and only about 4-5 months old.

and here was my solution !

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Truck sounds so much better with Summit "Flow Masters".

The what did you do to your truck today thread was locked so I posted here !
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