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Thanks! It's history........

Is it really necessary? I would like to eliminate it......... gets in my way. Thanks, Rick

It came out of the lower driver's side back of radiator. Got it back in! Thanks, Rick

That's what it looks like to me, but I'm manual tranny. Although, radiators can be universal (manual/auto) so maybe you're right! I'll look underneath my radiator tomorrow and see if it's the same as any "bungs" there. I'm sure it's just a "lost part", but nice to know which one... :)

I pulled off my front bumper to install new factory brush guard and tow hooks with appropriate brackets. When I went to test install (shoved in the new bumper/guard/brackets) to see if was a good fit, this thing fell out. I'm pretty sure it was a part that the PO let fall into all the rubber mats, or front skid plate etc. underneath the front of the truck and never retrieved, but I would still like to know what it is. 5/16 or 16mm. Thanks, Rick

Don't know if it's a factory brush guard. I contacted the seller but haven't heard back. I guess I'll try again.

Thanks!..... going to check it out tomorrow..... Rick

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/ptd/5734605943.html Thanks, Rick

Thanks!!

Looks like when the PO either had tires or shocks installed, the truck was jacked up by the frame and the Load Sensing Valve ended up in this position. Do I have to re-bleed the brakes after making it right? Thanks, Rick

Thanks!!

Thanks! :) So should the end of the tube point up or down, or sideways?

I just purchased a 1989 Comanche Pioneer 4x4, 4.0L, 5-speed. Today, after driving it around, I noticed this loose hose hanging down underneath the tranny. I got underneath and ran my hand above the tranny/transfercase and it felt like it comes out of the top of the tranny/transfercase. I have no idea what it is or where it's supposed to connect. The end hanging down has a mounting bracket and about 3-4" of aluminum tubing attached. What is it, and where does it attach? Thanks, Rick http://i.imgur.com/Fu3UGOI.jpg http://i.imgur.com/hPj1naR.jpg