I found the solution for this issue. In a nutshell I plastic welded the crack. There are a few gussets on the tank which are super thick and probably over done. I cut a long thin strip from one of these to use as a filler rod. Then I used a butane torch, one for heating heat shrink, and...
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I bought one for my Badlands and after 50K miles I got maybe a regular oil bottle capful. 1/2 and oz. or so. Don't waste your money. This is a completely different ventilation system than say my 2009 Challenger which I can pull 3 or 4 oz. out at a time after only a thousand miles...
Apparently Ford has made a revision to the washer fluid reservoir. What used to be a $27 item is now around $74 plus two new hoses that add up to over $130 in total for parts alone. I just placed an order for the original replacement part only to be called back that it's been removed from...
By the looks of the posted replies from them they will reimburse the cost aside from the logistics which everyone here knows could be extremely challenging or not. Sure it's not perfect, sure it will cost you time and gas. But come on, is this worth the aggravation and rant on a public forum...
I appreciate that. I agree this isn't a situation that's good for either of us. Hopefully, fingers crossed the replacement you've just sent will solve this for good!
Best regards,
M
Wheeling is the first reason for the swap but the other more practical reason is the rear backup lights on stock lights just don’t do a good job. So I thought instead of buying a set of Baja designs or other lamp I’d just kill two birds with one stone and get these to help the daily use.
But...
These are Oracle taillights on a Badlands with Lux package so originally LED. And to be clear the second light only lasted about 3 months. I installed that assembly in the middle of November. The issue is seen in the photos. The middle segment of lights stops working and the top and bottom...
Let me start by saying this is just a fair warning to anyone who is looking to upgrade your taillights.
I bought these direct from the manufacturer and at the time had only seen positive reviews about the company and their quality. My experience has proven to be less fortunate not once but...
And my point originally was to the context that asking someone to remove a product multiple times to determine if they actually have shipped a product with an issue is not friendly customer service but rather easy for them, hard for the buyer.
I didn't read the whole thread first before posting hence my removal of my comment but to your point, assuming an individual is wanting versus what they expect a product to do and or assuming they are unqualified to perform the work on what is clearly sold as. a do it yourself "aftermarket"...
Batteries Don't like California weather either. At least not outside of either San Fran or San Diego. My batteries don't last three years here due to the heat.
I'm not sure I agree with you or any of the bottle jack comments. I have the Safe Jack, which is terribly expensive for what it is, and now I own the Badlands. I bought it after trying to use the Safejack on my rig on the pavement in front of my house. Even with the extensions that thing is a...
I pulled the fender liner last week and found the leak to come from the grommet that holds the pump assembly into the washer reservoir. How that could spring a leak is beyond me but I watched the water coming right out of it.
I haven't had the time to research a new grommet, much less how to...