Gigman

I'm retired from CA State Teacher's Retirement System. Started teaching a couple classes in the ME Department at Cal Poly, and just gradually took on more. I can complete what they call "full time" in three days/week. PERS at CP, so no income limit. Still enjoy the teaching, but the environment is !?!?. Wish we would have left CA when our kids were little, they're here so we're stuck. We live in Shell Beach, with a view of the ocean, so it could be worse! Don't read the newspaper, mainly associate with my old friends from CP, Fresno, or Sutter Creek.

My boss at LLNL was George Tokunaga. George was the ME Drafting Superintendent. I would have quit teaching to work at LLNL,, but we lived in Sutter Creek, so two hour commute each way.

We just sold my wife's old house in San Ramon for 2.3 million. Tired of renting it, and who knows what the idiots in Sacramento come up with next. We probably won't live to see it, but CA is headed for the ditch!

Enjoy your trip!

John Larson

Yes, we have a Lightning on order. Was hoping to replace our 1999 7.3L Diesel, but beginning to wonder if the Lightning can meet my minimum of 200 miles between charges. Time will tell.

Hello Gigman,

Apparently there are different connections on different years. Someone else said that behind the door was the stabilizer switch. Another, like you, indicated that the connection behind the door was a water outlet. That made sense to me, as that position would put it in a spot where it could be downstream of the water pump. I thought that the rectangular looked like exactly what you said, duplex plugs. Previous reply said the TV on the door side was TV out for exterior? I think the door side is a poor choice for the tank flush.

I taught at Delta College in Stockton for almost thirty years, and worked at LLNL during vacations and summer to help ME PAY for my kids college. We are waiting to purchase a 2529RG until we can be inside one. There are none in Northern CA, and I avoid LA when possible.

I am still teaching at Cal Poly, SLO, but about at the end of my rope with University administrators and their social agendas.

Take care,
John Larson