I had one of those grills until I added driving lights. Keeps snow from accumulating on the sensor for the adaptive cruise and rocks and bugs out of the intercooler. I like the light.The lower grille insert really makes the front end look finished. The glove compart organizer really surprised me with its functionality.
And no, that is not a flood light in my glove compartment! I just made sure to put one of my brightest LEDs in there when I rigged the light. I also lined it with some of the rubber non skid for carpets. Help keep noises down. Short sections of double stick tape hold the rubber in place easily. BTW, thanks to those who have sparked ideas and provided links to products.
Did you do a post on the glove box light? I like that!The lower grille insert really makes the front end look finished. The glove compart organizer really surprised me with its functionality.And no, that is not a flood light in my glove compartment! I just made sure to put one of my brightest LEDs in there when I rigged the light. I also lined it with some of the rubber non skid for carpets. Help keep noises down. Short sections of double stick tape hold the rubber in place easily. BTW, thanks to those who have sparked ideas and provided links to products.
. Nail or sumthin in the drivers front, was down to 15 psi. Got one of the Lube techs here at work plugging it for me. Work bennies.
Morgans Tech plugging his tire.Woke up to a Ford App notification for "low tire"
Pretty accurateMorgans Tech plugging his tire.
It is NOT the Ford item. I bought g/c light fixture for a Chrysler product and modified it slightly to make it fit into the square(?) hole that the Ford item slips into. It takes a 194 bulb so the T-10 LEDs work fine. The biggest pain to make it work. I fished a wire to the fuse panel above the brake pedal and picked an always hot fuse to put the add a fuse adapter into. Ingenuity to attach the wire plus a ground to the socket and there you have it! The socket is designed for a connector, so attaching wires is a custom job. This socket costs about $10. The Ford item is over $30 and includes a very dim LED built in, but you still need to McGiver the connector. I don't ow for sure but I think the Lariat has this as standard equipment. Or did have early on. is a bit time consuming but it is worth it!
Thank you!It is NOT the Ford item. I bought g/c light fixture for a Chrysler product and modified it slightly to make it fit into the square(?) hole that the Ford item slips into. It takes a 194 bulb so the T-10 LEDs work fine. The biggest pain to make it work. I fished a wire to the fuse panel above the brake pedal and picked an always hot fuse to put the add a fuse adapter into. Ingenuity to attach the wire plus a ground to the socket and there you have it! The socket is designed for a connector, so attaching wires is a custom job. This socket costs about $10. The Ford item is over $30 and includes a very dim LED built in, but you still need to McGiver the connector. I don't ow for sure but I think the Lariat has this as standard equipment. Or did have early on. is a bit time consuming but it is worth it!Looks like this. Shop around since this listed for up to $30 in some places. If you have more questions, DM me if you can.
Very nice!!!I had one of those grills until I added driving lights. Keeps snow from accumulating on the sensor for the adaptive cruise and rocks and bugs out of the intercooler. I like the light.
Did you get this cover for drain convenience, or other reasons? My '21 has a drain, but the '22 does not. Hmmm.Finally got around to installing my rear diff cover
