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91 L300 broke my antenna off today. Anyone have one to sell?

Looking for the fusible link kit sk66 was selling some time ago! Had a new engine and all accessories installed a year ago and my old problem of intermittent starting has reared it’s head again! New batteries, tight connections, all lights work but no go at times.flip

lower is certainly better but bottom line any of the heaters mentioned will help. i haven't looked yet but plumbing it into the cab heater supply line which is connected to the radiator should work as well. in alaska you needed to be able to start the vehicle and you needed defrost and cab heat...

IMO as i've said before, when i lived in alaska the best systems for diesels heated the water which heated the entire engine and had the added benefit of instant cab heat. good multi grade synthetic oil 5w40 and an anti gel to the fuel certantly helps. a heater hose or radiator hose inline...

my opinion is based on when i lived in alaska where if you didn't have a heater you couldn't start your car or truck or heavy equipment. glue on silicone pads work o.k. but they had to be left on in really cold temps and really only heated the oil. freeze plug heaters worke.uld leave your...

2 bolts and an electrical connection, that's it. keep in mind when you pull it out it's HEAVY but access is easy.

delica usa in philadelphia could help you out. they have a boneyard of delica's

i'm going to be busytill sometime next week but after that i could meet up for a trip thru burnt rossman. sounds like fun. flip

i have a rear tailgate mirror that you can have for shipping. i live in upstate n.y. Flip

i've been doing forrest service and old logging roads in the adirondacks for some time now. get a n.y. atlas and gazetteer which shows ALL of the dirt roads in n.y. i've driven to Labrador and to mexico without incident and have now put over 44000 miles on mine but it will sit this winter until...

i have a rear mirror that i have removed from my 91 glx it's in great shape and i will send it to whoever needs it for shipping only. flip

i have a 2 gauge pod complete with altimeter and inclinometer that you can have for shipping! i removed it and installed cup holders in it's place. that is if you can't find a screw; otherwise it's available to anyone. flip

left, from the inside of vehicle. the whole engine bay and battery area is open and there is no way to seal it off. my problem was critters getting INSIDE the van. flip

i had a similar problem and found the entrance was the fresh air intake behind the left headlight. i removed the headlight and installed over the intake area some 1/4 in wire mesh pop rivited thru the mesh with washers. i'm not talking screen but HD mesh called hardware cloth here. also put some...

they are just there for looks. a rear tow receiver and hitch will give you some protection in the back and a spare on the front will do the same. unless you spend some serious $$$$ to have something custom made; after all it's unibody and whatever structure you bolt up is only as strong as what...

mount a spare tire to the front bull bar! i did that on all my VW bus's for extra protection. buy a commercial trailer spare mount and have someone weld it to the existing bull bar. you'll have to re-mount aux lights outboard of spare.

well i finally got a decent day, if you can call 35 degrees decent and pulled out the left headlight and covered the intake with 1/4 inch hardware cloth and riveted it in place. no more mice will get in that way; now to address the engine compartment with extract of mint, by spraying all over...

yuck!

well, yesterday i removed glove box and washer fluid tank to access the ducting in the footwell. when the fresh air recirculated air duct was seperated from the flexible duct i found the problem; dead mice, maggots and a lot of insulation from the passenger side of the engine compartment bay...

thank's so much; i'll start with the footwell ducting first, then remove headlamp and make some kind of screenwire cover to keep this from happening again. smells awful! love this site and all the helpful people. flip