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Yeah I removed the plastic retainers on the harness for the ECU and there's enough slack that you can relocate it directly behind the glovebox. You could even put it in the glovebox for better water protection but I chose to put it behind it and against the firewall. Kept running in those pics.
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Nah that's not the ford I hit. That's probably rotted away to nothing in a junkyard somewhere if it hasn't been through a crusher. The winch went on after the accident.
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Guess I'll be buying the trailgear 4" front and rear springs sooner than expected. I snapped a rear leaf spring this morning by backing out of a parking spot at the bank. I limped it back home about 25 miles tonight in a snowstorm. Fun.
It snapped clean at the ubolts... weird.
It snapped clean at the ubolts... weird.