Colorado B.S. Thread

No clue if these are even useful here (I always thought these are for sandy conditions) but Summit is clearing them out- only Yellow and Green left.



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I usually wire brush/wheel or sand the steel down depending if the steel is visible. I just try and clean up the steel as much as I can. Some sharp corners are hard to get to. It's totally up to you and how motivated you are

 

Damn. I know. That's a nice box

 

I have seen guys here with them. Not sure if they used them or how they work. Might be quicker then unspooling the winch if you just need a little help to get going.

 

^^^^ I know gramps has a pair that we used once to pull out a certain green 1st gen out of deep snow until he started going sideways and then the panda pulled him out. So they do help.

 

I didn't take any of the mill scale off my sliders on the big flat portions and they are holding up just fine, i probably would have taken a flap wheel to em but was out in GJ and was in a hurry to get them mounted up.

I took quite a bit of it off bobs rear bumper to clean it all up and paint on that will chip when using the high lift in the holes but has held up pretty well.

 

Come get your pickup they say, all issues were because of poor fuel quality but we fixed issues by replacing air fuel ratio sensors. 40 miles later on my way home tow truck coming to get me and take me back to the dealer with check engine lights and loss of all power. SMH

 

That sucks man. Any chance you're covered under any kind of "lemon law" ?

 

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Damn man that sucks bad. Id look up lemon law for sure. I don't know how it works.

 

Wow. I'd try and get them to make a deal on a different vehicle at this point.

 

They work very well and that is a great price. I might pick up a couple more.

 

It has a check engine light now? Man I'd think that should lead them in the right direction...

 

Used my maxtrax to help a girl buried by a plow this weekend they cost 3 times the price of this deal if I didn't already hve something similar I'd buy these immediately

 

Any recommendations on a shop to help with the install of a lift kit on my 2011 DC SB Tacoma. My wife and I just moved to Colorado last June and we live in Highlands Ranch. Any leads on a trustworthy and knowledgeable shop in this area would be greatly appreciated. I'm not looking for any old shop to just sell and slap on a kit. I would really want someone that is conscientious of problems and wants to install a capable and dependable lift. Thanks in advance TW

 

Toytec lifts is local up in northglenn, they can steer you in a good direction!!

 

While waiting for the tow pulled into a subaru dealership and they pulled codes for me...

 

I bet the wiring harness was damaged while installing the charger. Is that the 1st time you have seen this code? I guess it could also be rodent damage. Look for damaged wires on the drivers side of the engine.

The crank sensor is tucked behind the a/c compressor but the wiring runs out behind the alternator.