Power Wagon Registry

Single cab and stick shift! You may have the only one.

Somewhere in this forum there is a list of production numbers you may find interesting. I don't recall where though.

We are always glad to help people spend their money on a power wagon.

bsqui ...What number is your truck? I think it is the last 4 or 5 numbers of the VIN.

#992 for me.

Thanks for info.

Plead guilty to hijack. "won't do it again".....maybe.

I notice 2 people have 2005's with 35x12.5/17 tires on them. What mods were needed to fit these?

Current tires are stock size 33" but 7-8 years old..... time for change.

Single cab #992.

Never thought of my truck as a "chick magnet".......but then I am 75 years old.

May test it out at some high schools near me.

I wouldn't give my truck to a first- time driver. (99% chance of a wreck in first 3 months). Beater for sure is better.

I have a 2005 also. Was wondering what they are worth on trade in?
Problem is every time I drive it I want to keep it.

What is WIN module?

Was thinking it might be related to key/ignition switch.

Welcome aboard from sunny warm Florida.

I had a rear leaking Bilstein shock. It was the stock shock from 2005!

The rear Overlands are on but I haven't driven it yet. Truck is on loan to a friend who is moving. Will post up when I get truck back.

Just got some Overland shocks from them.

Got them delivered within a week to Florida.
Free shipping.

Email got answered within a few hours.

While we are waiting for update.....what was on the 75th edition?

Rock sliders!.... from the factory!

Still rolling on 33" tires.

Liked music and video. Afraid of mud and water. Not to mention cleaning mud off after trip. I will have to stick to shopping malls.

Drive while you can before they make you go electric.

So you have money to spend?

We can help you!

Most people just buy one. How did you get one off the side of a mountain?

Weight?

What are you planning to run into with those?

What kind of trouble codes do you get?

Bingo....Parking garage!

Thief lives/works near you. Put it back up so you couldn't tell where it happened. How did you happen to know it was even missing? They sit up sort of high.

I was thinking it was a joke. Sort of like a "muffler bearing" thing. Would have never thought about water inside the windshield.

O.P. has never been back. Hope he isn't stuck somewhere trying to get truck to start.

I was thinking that also.

Are there any trouble codes being set?

This should be a warranty repair. You shouldn't need to fix it yourself. Next they will say something you have done is causing this issue.

Do you have any kind of "alarm" system installed?

Is engine cranking and just not starting?

Good "fix" on the winch. Nice to DIY and it works.

Now for the big question...do lockers work?

Dealer was unable to verify no start (with their scanner connected).


Why was engine replaced?