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You’re not doing anything wrong. I always insert as thumbnails. Especially if adding more than 1 picture. That way it doesn’t take up a whole page for one post. People then can click on the thumbnails and enlarge them. Otherwise if you insert a full image it can’t be enlarged For better detail. Unless it’s a long winded post like my tonneau cover install.
Send me the rear tow hooks, since you won't need them anymore
pleeeeeeease!
I agree with your first sentence, but I didn't understand anything you posted after that.@Idahoktm
Most, I would presume, would like to enlarge the pictures when they look at them. Especially if it’s a mod they‘re interested in doing it themselves. This is where thumbnails are better. That or they’re just trying to make it a piya
I need to take mine in for this but am dreading it. Mine’s still under warranty though, so that helps a little.
Yeah thankfully mine is too. It doesn't sound like it's a super long job to complete but it's annoying I just got the truck and have to deal with it already. But considering how much I love this truck compared to my previous F150 it's worth it!
Maybe I can find some creative way to give away the prototype set I took off of our Rebel before we traded it in.Send me the rear tow hooks, since you won't need them anymore
Does the ticking go away after 30 secs or so? My truck is pretty loud at startup when its cold but then it quiets down after about 30 seconds. Not sure if I have this same problem or not.
Yep, that's exactly what happens to mine. I'm an outside sales rep and it's really annoying when I'm sitting outside of a customer and that ticking is going on outside of their building.
I could creatively take it for my Rebel
Did you think providing these useful indications to other drivers were unnecessary or too bright before? Or are you taking your truck to the track?
What did we do before they put turn signal lights in our mirrors and brake lights on top of the cab? This is the first vehicle I've owned that has both...and I tinted mine too. At night, you can barely tell they are tinted.
He said tinted, not blacked out. The light still clearly shines through, and on my truck, the mirror and taillight tilurn signals actually look more amber than the almost yellow they are untinted. And still very bright.
Do you think your ****** bag remark is necessary?
Just another dumb a$$ move that I didn’t ask them to keep my old one. Sorry guys.
