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Recently purchased an instrument cluster for my 85 Dodge D100. Arrived promptly. Courteous staff. Good company for truck parts.I will use them again.

I have an 85 Dodge D100. To close my passenger door, I have to slam it with quite a bit of force. How do I adjust the striker and/or the latch to alleviate the problem?

Back again with another question on my 85 D100. There are relays on the driver side under the hood behind the battery. I cannot find any picture to identify which elay goes to which circuit. Any help would be appreciated.

As I am going through the elctrical diagrams looking for a connector that is just out there and not connected to another, the manual gives me the color of the connector. Is there a code to which electrical system we're looking at by he color of the connector. I am coming to the conclusion that...

Just spoke with my mechanic. He purchased a speedometer cable for my D100 but discovered it is the wrong one. If the truck came with cruise control, the speedometer requires 2 separate "cables" for it to work. If I choose not to use cruise control, can the single speedo cable work? If not, does...

I recently purchased my 1985 Dodge D100. A former owner decided in their infinite wisdom that they should install a GM steering column in the truck and install a push button for the starter.. The only reason I can fathon are a) cool steering wheel, b) poverty or c) availability. WhenI received...

I lost my Harley due to medical reasons. Now, I've turned my shop into a heated woodworking shop. Now I am either in the shop working on a project or in/under the truck getting it up to date. My family is constantly telling me to go slower. Sslower hell. I'm 72 years old and time is ticking away.

No rust whatsoever all primed and ready to paint. Installing a new (used) heating and AC control module. looking for connection point of 7 pin coable and connector on left rear side but cannot find a wiring diagram for this area. Any ideas are welcome. Glad to be aboard. I also have a pristine...