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Thanks. I know I need to mount it somewhere that it's not close to plastic or anything besides metal. I'm just wondering how others have mounted theres and how I know which wires are which.

So did you mount it underneath, like where the wires go into the light inside the bumper?

I just got a new front bumper put on. This has the LED lights and so I have the rapid blinking issue. I purchased some load resistors, but I'm not real sure where or which wires to connect them to, how and where to mount them etc. I could use some advice on this if you are familiar with both the...

No problems. My grandkids loved it.

Thanks. Good to know. Ha ha. Okay. I know exactly the kind of road you're talking about. Not enough challenges to make it interesting, but too many to make it comfortable.

Great. Thanks!

I'm just looking for a road report for this area of the Uintas. Basically it's FR027 off of Murdoch Basin Road. I'll be taking my grandkids on it tomorrow and I've never driven it, but the reports I've seen make it seem pretty rough. I have a 2000 4Runner with good tires and I'm pretty...

Thanks for the input! :)

Thanks. Now I'm going for sure, with or without my friend. ;)

Yeah, that's what happened to my friend when he was taking his family there in his Nissan Frontier (stock).

A friend just approached me about possibly accompanying him in the Maze. I have a stock 2000 Runner. Nice aggressive tires (Duratrac), but no locker and I don't have a winch. I do have a high lift jack and other supplies. Also, I don't have a lot of slick rock experience. I have driven on a few...

Which are really the kinds of places I'm interested in for this trip with the wife...but a little bit of challenge would be nice too. We did some roads over near Silverton, Colorado that were a little hairy (for her, not for experienced folk like you) and she was okay with that, even in the...

Awesome. Thanks for the suggestions.

Thanks. I appreciate the suggestion.

Well, we don't know. That's why I'm trying to get some ideas from y'all. We've been to the Rexburg area, so we don't need to go back there right now, and we don't want to go all the way to the north part, so other than that, we're open to recommendations.

I'm looking for some relatively easy to moderate dirt roads in Idaho. We're planning a trip there next month, but don't really know where in the state we want to know. All I know is, I'd like to see some beautiful scenery on some dirt roads. I don't really want technically difficult roads...

Yeah, I used to have to take my old Cherokee to a place like that because it had an '88 motor in an '85 body, and they didn't make that engine for that body. I didn't know you could take any vehicle down there...I thought it had to be a modified rig. On the plus side, what you said earlier about...

I definitely need to find a place that will pull the wheel and look at the brakes, preferably as close to home as possible. I live in Kearns, and I appreciate all the suggestions. I will go out of town to get it done if I have to, but the ideal would be to find someone in the Salt Lake valley...

I'll see if he'll do it that way. It's worth a shot.