What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

That's terrible. I have had the 3M on my 2009 and 2015 for since new and still no issues and just added it to my 22 hoping for the same results.

 

That's great that you haven't had the same issue as some of us. Good luck with the film on the '22.

 

HomeLink v5 rear view mirror install, and video tut.

 

Installed a few items today

• Weboost OTR
• Radio/Antenna
• Roam case mounts
• Apex Tire Deflator Valve Stems

 

Impression of the weboost?

 

I had the Bestop on my 2ng gen for 2 years, so I bought it app 3 years ago,,it was bought to fit a 2nd gen but it did come with a second set of rear bar brackets guess I will have to look for them

 

I swapped out my reverse lights to led as well but sometimes I just need a little more light. Installed these on a switch and it really adds light when I need it.

https://www.superbrightleds.com/off...-driving-light-5-5-rectangle-12w-1-350-lumens

 

CAI on my 2019 3.5L

 

Finally got out the ladders and put my batwing on. Not fun by myself but its on

 

I see you're in SD. After i pick up my topper I'm headed that way.

 

That spare location reminds me of a man bun

 

If I could afford the bumper/tire carrier I would get it, but I currently am using both kidneys, my liver, and my eyeballs. By the time you pay for the bumper, powdercoating and shipping, you could get another vehicle.

 

They stay on. Plugged into the outlet in the bed.

 

Plenty to run those small LED lights.

 

Just loaded her up with coins too sell. The doggy shelf works good. Tested it out today.

 

Truenorthfabrication.com

I'd go the diy weldable route, then bed line spray it yourself. My buddy and I built my tire carrier for not much money at all

 

I'm trying to grease the bushings on my UCAs but can't fit a socket/torque wrench due to the brake line. I've tried different combinations of shallow and deep sockets with and without extensions but nothing seems to fit. Also tried bending the line a bit which also didn't work. This is only on the driver's side as the passenger side has the line routed differently (last picture). Does anyone have some ideas?

Edit: It's a 12mm bolt that attaches the brake line bracket.

 

I will take a look

 

Try a Crows Foot Socket on your torque wrench. You will need to run it 90 degrees to the axis of the torque wrench. If you run it in line it will add length to the torque wrench and increase the force. At 90 degrees it will be offset but at the correct torque spec.

Crows Foot Socket example.

Here’s a video that explains the orientation of the wrench/socket
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fBjr9-FDWYw

 

If I remember correctly there's one bolt holding that brake line in position if you take it out loosens enough where you can fit a socket in there just by just pressing the lines a little bit out of the way.