Pyro Thermocouple

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  1. Brickman

    Brickman Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    I should say that the parts guy at IH was really unsure if his stinger would work with my truck.
     
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  3. MedicineMan

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    If not you can probably buy the thermocouple and the gauge from him for less then $130
     
  4. Brickman

    Brickman Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    I thought of that. For now I'm doing trailer brakes $$$

    I REALLY want/need a signal booster for cutting out all the dropped calls on I 25 in CO and especially NM.

    I think the Pyro can wait a little longer.
     
  5. MedicineMan

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    darn. I was hoping you'd be able to tell me if it worked! :biggrin_25523:
     
  6. Brickman

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    Call our good buddy Bronc. If I remember right I sold him a truck without a working Pyro. See if you can talk him into being your product tester.

    :biggrin_25523::biggrin_25523:
     
  7. MedicineMan

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    I'm seeing a pattern with you!!
     
  8. Brickman

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    :biggrin_25523: :biggrin_25523:



    I lived without a pyro on that truck for over 400,000 miles. I think I can last a few more miles with out one on this truck.


    Its got to be a weak spot on a truck. Most of the used trucks I've ever driven don't work.
     
  9. MedicineMan

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    they go out all the time. the wires are real touchy which is why they are wraped i that spring type stuff. Doesn't work though
     
  10. broncrider

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    sorry fella's im nobody's guennie pig

    i already fixed it with a $96 part from missoula kw

    as for MM's fix, i dont see why it wouldnt work with alittle wire splicing, and i know yer good at that brick....most of the wires i have fixed are spliced at some point...lol
     
  11. Brickman

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    Hey now, they WERE working when I sold it. :biggrin_255: :biggrin_255:


    How did you like that trailer tail light wiring job I did at midnight in the middle of an OH blizzard? Or at least I thought you said you had tore into that rat nest.
     
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