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It actually drips down under the dash and makes it faster and easier to connect to the fuse box. It also makes it one less trim panel to remove in order to run the rear camera cable. And since I have a cap installed I also found and easy way to exit the cab and run the cable along the frame and...

That is correct. Though they are spares they are still hot. Plus 30 is hot at all times while 37 is accessory. It worked for me. Maybe we should make a sticky to help anyone else installing dash cams. I had to go thru multiple web sites to find out how to pull trim pieces electrical etc. Like I...

I'm not sure which way to put the taps but they are working fine. 30 has a 30A fuse and 37 is a 20A. I confirmed them when I pulled them for the tap. The Rove camera uses 5 Amp fuses. The fuses are mini's.the larger fuses you don't want to use as they are micro3 fuses with 3 blades. The gro und...

I used 30 for constant power and 37 for acc power. They were the easiest to plug on the fuse tap.

I knew I was tired last night. I could not figure why the camera would not power on. I thought I was using the wrong fuses. Turns out my battery ran down below 12.2 volts while I was installing the camera. The voltage protection switch was set to turn off the power to the camera at 12.2. My...

I really need to see what auto complete types for me. Remington was supposed to be removing. Told you I was tired.

I am installing my Rove R3 today. I was having trouble with Remington the A pillar moulding so I discovered an easier route. I pulled up the left defroster vend and found I can drop the power and rear camera cables straight down thru the dash without a hiccup. Still pushing wires out of the way...

Thats what's going on now. Next will be chemical guys butter wet wax after TW cures.

Just a couple shots of the first coat that is still going on.

No my sex toy was inside making dinner lol

I have a few swirl marks but not so bad yet. I have kept my paint well protected but you can never avoid them. I am recovering from a couple of recent surgeries so as soon as I am 100% (uea like that will ever happen after as many as I've had) I will tackle the swirl marks.

Even though my Ranger is just over a year old, I see too many swirl marks. And that's after trying out some silicone waxes that would wash out after a short time. Pictures to follow, that is if the rain will hold out.

The easiest way to see if it was a stress crack or impact is to use a ball point pen. Run the pen with the tip extended along the crack. If there is an impact point, the pen will stick where the object impacted the windshield. We used this simple method to determine whether it was warranty or not.

Yes and I got straight A's in California history. My Mom was a total historian for our family.

The first generation not my immediate family. They came over with Spanish with Father Serra and help build the missions. Then a hundred years later the feds took our land away.

I am a 7th generation Californian. My family has been there since 1769. We have watched the downfall for most my life. I retired in 2019 and am now living the good life in North Carolina along the Appalachian trail since March 2020. We barely made it out due to Covid. People were afraid of us...

If you go to remove the letter, you can use dental floss to carefully remove it. Also as others have said 3M moulding tape is the way to go. Used it the last 40 years in the car business.

I have 3 Hankook Dynapros 265/60R18 with 6000 miles From my 2021 Ranger XLT for sale for $100.00 each. The reason for 3 is we were on vacation in Florida and leaving when the TPMS said the right rear was going low. Turned out a screw found it's way into the sidewall. Have you ever tried to find...

what banana boy missed and I really wished to avoid saying this: If he did the math he would have seen that we averaged just under 40 mph on a 30 mph road. I am also not a risk taker either for myself nor anyone else on the road at any time. Traction control was on the whole time, at the...

Sorry your friend got hurt. but I did not take any chances that I could not handle. Were you in the truck with me? NO you were not, my wife was and she said she never felt safer as with me driving and she suffers from anxiety. I NEVER crossed the yellow line nor did I ever tailgate or force...