SOS i need help fast

Dude serious talk tho. That look like it dropped pretty low. If you ran your truck after that. Better go check your trans fluid. The vibration from the missing rivet or something can struck that rivet while your truck is running. End up causing damage to your trans.

Get your truck into temp mode and make sure your truck is cold.
1: Turn on your engine
2: Shift from P to N and pause for 2 second.
3: Move from N to D
4: Move from D to N
5: Do it 2 more time (D to N. N to D = 1 times)

At end of the shift you should see a temp solid light on your dash for 2 second and dissappear. Put it in park and wait about 30 mins and your the temp light should stay on solid. Now check your trans fluid.

Just messing with you. It nothing to worry about. Remove the skid plate and take it out if you worried about it. I dropped "a few" washer around the frame and till this day. I dont know if its still there. Cant seem to find em lol other than that. Now you know how to get your truck into temp mode

 

I got it out

 

Then you probably shouldn't be screwing with taking things apart

 

Yeah I learned my lesson. But I got it out and back in

 

your 15 and have a new truck man your parents trust you lot.

 

Sounds like great parents to me compared to celebrity parents who get their daughter a Ferrari and a Land Rover for her sweet 16

 

When I was 15, I was into girls too much to even think about cars. ...No wait, I wished I was into the girls when I was 15.

 

I did a whole lot of wishing back then!

 

Never hurts to learn!

When I was 14, I didn't know a ratchet from pliers. When I was 15, I did a complete teardown and rebuild on my 4.6L Mustang GT (bought it myself, don't get all pissy with me lol).


Point is, a little learning and question asking goes a long way.

 

You are in for a very difficult life, but glad you rescued the missing plastic fastener.

 

If you can see it; a wire coat hanger is a wonder tool to scoop dropped items. Also chopsticks work.

 

Lol all of my clips are gone. Only thing holding my grille in place are those spike things on the bottom and the 2 bolts up top...and the plastic "nuts" on top are completely stripped out

 

hahaha stay around long enough and youll be the one doing shit like this to others. don't get worked up. I mean youre on a site with a bunch of truck people who aren't quite right anyways. But yea youll be fine. ive got so many missing clips and and screws on mine that if any truck were to fall apart, it would be mine. im pretty sure my door panel is being held together with a screw and a washcloth that I shoved down there.

 

haha hilarious

 

Lucky, my JEEP at 16 had an ignition Fire by my balls MY BALLS it will scare you. But thanks to that piece of shit I learned how to fix cars since it broke alot. Your parents screwed you over since it's reliable you may not know where that ratchet should go.

 

When I was 16 I had a Suzuki Samurai. It had a single speaker behind the rear seat, steel rims and burned as much oil as gas. But it could drive over and through anything.
It too taught me how to work on cars. It was a matter of pride to run into the house to ask my dad for some tool.