I purchased the American adventure lab spare tire platform and the third brake light is in the way. I need to move it somewhere else. Are there any options other than the light up ring inside the spare? I hate the look of that
I installed this rear bumper as well and I am slightly annoyed that it slopes down toward the rear fender flares a few degrees. Did you try to adjust the fitment to get it level?
Has anyone had this light trigger while driving? It happened to me last night. I had some loose extension cords in the back and it’s possible one of them touched the power button. At least I hope that’s what happened and it’s not some weird electrical issue
Yes I am very fortunate this wasn’t worse. $150 to emergency weld on some metal and about $60 to replace the part.
It’s an EGR exhaust tube. Here is the part number if anyone ever needs it:
Tube EGR to Exhaust Ma
Here is a picture of the damage:
Does anyone have a part number for this?
rest assured they took full responsibility and are covering the costs to repair.
Update: the idiot who installed my winch put the power wire right next to an exhaust pipe. There was a short and some melted cable. A hole burned through the pipe. Luckily this looks like the extent of the damage. I need to order a new pipe and will get something welded on temporarily
I think...
Hi all,
I was driving to pick some things up from the store and when I got back into my Bronco and started driving home I noticed the engine sounded funny. Kind of like a clacking sound when accelerating.
When I pulled into the garage I noticed a little white smoke coming from the driver side...
I had this issue. Struggled for like 20 minutes and it turns out I didn’t have the light positioned correctly. I finally gave it some firm pressure and felt it snap into place, then the barrel nuts went right on
I just installed these with the 550 springs in the front. I have a 4 door badlands Sasquatch with a winch. Even with them maxed out according to the installation instructions (minus 19 mm on the front according to Eibach with the 550 springs) and I have only 2 inches of lift in the front and...
I mean both the shocks and the coils will be brand new and not installed on my bronco. Would I still need a compressor to do that?
Edit: I purchased the Eibach 2.0 front and rear suspension and the Eibach 2.0 front spring upgrade
Sorry if this is a stupid question but this is my first time attempting anything like this.
Do I need any special tools to swap to the 550 lb springs? I haven’t installed this lift yet so the coilovers will be fresh out the box
Here’s what I ended up doing to extend the clutch up into the engine bay.
I used a 1” disposal hose with a copper coupling at the winch end and the handle at the other. The handle is secured with a nylon barb fitting, hose clamp, and set screw.
The parts cost around $20 and it works pretty...