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This is the thermostat housing I got. Working great.

If it's not leaking at the calipers, master cylinder or into the brake booster then only other place I can think of would be one of the connections at the ABS module.

I saw a post elsewhere where a guy replaced the negative battery cable even though his looked good and it fixed the problem. I just disconnected the smaller wire to the body, cleaned the connections and the problem disappeared.

Could be leaking into the brake booster

No, guess I should go to the parts store and have them scan it. Thanks for the suggestion.

I have the same thing happening, battery light comes on and lights dim, fan slows. Latest is there is a clicking sound in the left dash when I press the brakes. I'm guessing there is a grounding problem but have no idea where to start.

Not today, but a few days ago I replaced the transfer case shift motor. Nice to have that working since the snow has already come down in WY.

I thought I had the typical sloppy shifter and went to tight the screws under the dash once again. This time one of them didn't even thread in. I took the dash apart and found the piece that those screws thread into was broken. So my question is, what is the part number for that part? The...

Thanks, wish I could take credit for the grill guard but that was there when I bought it. It had 3-4 owners the first 10 years and I've had it for the last 8 years.

No lift or torsion twist, just had to do a little trimming of the fender liners.

Check RockAuto.com. I've had very good luck with them for brakes and bearings.

I'm assuming it happens before you put it in gear? My '04 has been doing the same thing for years, 178k miles now. Doesn't seem to be any pattern to it but no ill effects either.

Got these put on last fall, had to trim a little to stop the rubbing but I like the look on my '04. 265/70R-16's.

The right tires really make a difference in the looks of a truck.