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BurbMan
Feb 18, 2015Explorer II
Good job going to the scale and those weights look good! You are within all your ratings but running at the max.
As I said previously, I would strongly recommend a transmission temp gauge so you can keep an eye on temps... If you don't want to have a gauge installed, you can buy an inexpensive bluetooth diagnostic sender like this OBD Link MX Bluetooth. It plugs into the OBD-II port and you can monitor temps via an app on your cell phone or tablet.
Or you can swap out the gauge cluster with one for a 2500 burb or truck, your truck is already wired for a sender and the 2500 cluster gives you the OEM gauge, plug n play.
I would also recommend a Mag-Hytec extra capacity cover for the rear axle, the added capacity helps keep the temps down.
Happy camping!
As I said previously, I would strongly recommend a transmission temp gauge so you can keep an eye on temps... If you don't want to have a gauge installed, you can buy an inexpensive bluetooth diagnostic sender like this OBD Link MX Bluetooth. It plugs into the OBD-II port and you can monitor temps via an app on your cell phone or tablet.
Or you can swap out the gauge cluster with one for a 2500 burb or truck, your truck is already wired for a sender and the 2500 cluster gives you the OEM gauge, plug n play.
I would also recommend a Mag-Hytec extra capacity cover for the rear axle, the added capacity helps keep the temps down.
Happy camping!
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