Southeast Yard Sale Thread

If you still have it after the holidays we may discuss it. Wallet is strapped until then....lol


Why do the instructions call out 05-11 but the part number comes back 12-15??

 

Too many patches bought

 

Preach it brother.....lol


Kind of got out of hand this weekend.

 

No shnikies. Going to have to go to PA for a bit and look to what needs to be done to the rig to make it more capable. I need to make a list of things to do and leave the damn patches alone!

 

I feel you. Lol. I've had it for like 2 or 3 years sitting in my garage back in Texas so it's been collecting dust. As for the instructions, I believe they (Road Armor) only printed one set of instructions for their old part number bumper with the round fog light holes. The install was fairly straight forward and even included additional headlight support brackets that weren't required on the 2012. I just had to trim down the pre-existing headlight bracket a bit to get it to fit. That's what brings me to believe that it will fit all second gens. I can tell you for certain that it fits my 2012.

-J

 

Where are you located now or are you still in TX

 

I'm located in Summerville, Sc now.

-J

 

4 fuel cans, make offer pretty good shape they have been refurbished inside and out, they hold fuel.

 

for holding fuel

 

Lol, wanted to make it clear.

 

Do they hold apple juice?

 

I guess I should say as well that the tops leak but rubber gasket helps.

 

LOL you do what you want with a fuel can, hell put some beer in it!

 

This is more my speed

 

If you use fuel, a fuel resistant material is much better.
Nitrile or Viton. Even HDPE will work.

 

Just posted a bunch of my specialty tools from being a mechanic if anyone is interested

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/all-mechanics-aspiring-mechanics-specialty-tools-sale.523975/

 

Good point! but there is fuel resistant rubbers out there too.

 

Indeed, I used the gasket made for these cans, I say rubber but not really sure what they are made of. They have lasted over 2 years so i would assume they are fuel resistant.

 

I was just commenting for those that would require that it be dumbed down.

I have used a yogurt container to make a fuel resistant seal. "HDPE".

 

When I was a mechanic I saw the wrong hoses used all the time for fuel, oil, etc. The bad thing is they break down internally and send little floaties into the whatever system it was used on and can make a big mess. Example someone used fuel line once for oil cooler lines on a chevy truck the hose broke down and clogged the oil pump pickup thus starving the engine for oil and spinning a few crank bearings. Always use appropriate materials for the intended use.