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Spare rear facing windshield washer pump, nozzle, reservoir filled with hydraulic oil and skunk essence. You'll be smelling failure for miles after miles.

Four and half hours later after printing. Got one done. Now I have a branded cup holder for my breastmilk almond macchiato while I'm waiting for my tailgate to ever so gently lower into position.

Crutchfield is having a sale on Kicker speakers.

From the manual on Page 248. "High Current Fuse Box" "Your vehicle has a pre-fuse box in the engine compartment below the engine compartment fuse box. This box contains several high current fuses. If replacement of these high current fuses is required see an authorized dealer". Page 257...

According to the manual in the "High Current Fuse Box" fuse #5 is the "Auxiliary Fuse And Relay Box" 100A.

I'm not sure I can get past how RTR's logo is an almost exact replica of a RC car company, ARRMA.

Glad everyone is safe. You can search parts request and usually find parts pretty quickly. https://www.partrequest.com/parts/2019+ford+ranger+hood

Not a fan of any high gloss tire treatment. But a nice semi gloss that also treats, conditions, and protects the tire, Wolfgang Black Diamond Tire Gel.

I really like Wolfgang SI02 waterless wash in concentrate. 4oz and 2 gallons of softened water makes a waterless wash. 3oz to a gallon makes a detailing spray, and it goes a long way, you can even mix a bit more for clay lube. Never had a problem with scratches, just fold a towel in 8’s and...

Those of us that do have trucks would be willing to setup a mod registry where you could pre buy your mods and see them on a real vehicle. You of course will need to repurchase at a later date. But at least you get to enjoy part of the process while waiting.

If only they made the outside of the door clear and made that section refrigerated. Then it would look like my fridge where I keep the beer.

I wonder if 303 Nano spray protects against hot ejected brass. @AzScorpion Call and setup a test.

Foam cannon if the vehicle got really dirty, then rinse, leaf blower dry out all the crevices, then rinseless wash. Otherwise Wolfgang SI02 rinseless wash. Never a car wash. Unless its a high end shop I'd just end up cleaning up after them.

Considering you can push down in a specific spot and the rattle goes away pretty much isolates the problem area. The only thing up there that I can remember is the post mount for the A/C duct on the drivers side. There is a post that comes down from the dash that a bracket for the duct screws...

They are connected to an Aux Switch. Current Aux Switch Use: AUX 1: Unused AUX 2: Rear Backup Lights / DD SSC1 ( Will soon add 4 Rigid to a rack for side lights) AUX 3: Lower Grill Lights (4 Rigid) AUX 4: Ditch Lights (2 Rigid) Aux 5: Running Lights / BackLights (Lower Grill Lights...

Anyone running a bed slide? And how do you like it? Trying to decide if a bed slide fits my work flow up north or not. I just finished having 20 acres of heavy brush cleared last season in preparation for this year to follow up on taking down some dead and standing trees, leaners, thinning...

Kinda like the wrapped carbon over the matched paint. I think the flat works better there, less going on. I'll see if it grows on me.

Not sure. I don't have anything wired to there yet. But there is nothing in the manual that would indicate that it behaves that way. I can put a test lead on there and test.

They do ship to the US. Yes the price is high, but I like the slim form factor and that it doubles as a bed extender. If you consider its two products in one then its kinda well priced, but still tough to swallow. Only thing I don't like is drilling into the bed, but still a cool idea.

Not sure on the length @canyonslicker. I like the TwiStep extended also. It attaches to the hitch and swings under the spare tire. This was the product out of Australia I was talking about. Pretty slick how its a bed extender, bench, and step all in one easy product. I think you could...