Lmao that took me a second to even see it! It’s on the building behind me not on my truckWhat’s with the Buffalo Wild Wings logo?!
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What did you do to your Ram today???
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LoNeStAr
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The tow hooks really change the look, for the better IMO
MoreOvalteenPlz
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Installed the OEM bed lighting kit ( Part # 82215272AC ) on my ‘19 1500 and used AlfaOBD to reprogram the BCM. They’re not quite as bright as the LED strips I had under the bed rails of my ‘13 1500, but I wanted the OEM look/feel with this one. The latching on/off switch on the driver’s side light is handy, and the controlling of the overhead cargo lights with the switch is a nice touch. Overall pretty satisfied with the outcome, though I’m already tempted to add more underneath the bed rails since the cargo light signal is so easily accessible now.
Well I gave in to the temptation and added some LED’s underneath the bed rails, in addition to the OEM bed lights I added a week ago. Now I’m definitely satisfied with the light output.
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doug55579
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Those hooks look great. I was going to do that with my Big Horn Black but never did. One of those things that should be factory.
cjerman617
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Well I gave in to the temptation and added some LED’s underneath the bed rails, in addition to the OEM bed lights I added a week ago. Now I’m definitely satisfied with the light output.
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Did you do the strips or led pods? Do you have a link?
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MoreOvalteenPlz
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I went with these pods based off their dimensions, and they fit nicely in the larger flat areas underneath the bed rails. I used these fasteners to tidy up and conceal the wiring. I ran the wiring towards the rear, and cut/spliced into the OEM bed light wiring for power and ground and soldered/heat shrunk the connections. On the driver’s side OEM bed light, I tapped into the two wires (brown/white stripe, black) going to the bottom connector.
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Very true im constantly sounding like the a hole always correcting but eeehhhh
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WReckeR
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Hey, that's a DIFFERENT bike!
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Love that interior, probably the best that ram has ever put together IMO. Looks great.Had a 14” magnaflow 5x8 oval muffler installed, nice low rumble sound. Can hear it in the cab while accelerating and then goes away when at cruising speed or when you lay off the gas. Give it a little more low rumble sound but not to loud at all. Video quality really doesn’t do justice to the sound as in person does. (Trying to upload video, may be a to be continued)Also had a rare no sport Saturday so the kids and I give it a full detail, wash and wax, door jams and all, full interior and glass detail. She sure shines now! Also installed a couple led light strips under the tailgate!
pmegason
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Thanks. He was really excited when I surprised him with it.
pmegason
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Yeah it is really clean. A few dings but for the age I can't complain. Oh and the mileage was only 137K. I have always like the Dakotas. A smaller truck but with a V8.
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I did the same a bunch of times and they said it was nothing and couldn’t do anything about it. Good luck to you.
2019 Ram 1500 ORP “long bed” - setting #5 bilsteins, 2”mopar ucas, hellwig sway bar, tonneau cover, bed mat, 20” Laramie sport wheels on 285/60r20 falkens. Flowmaster outlaw.
Another Money Pit
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Did you buy these from dealer? I'm looking to buy some for my ram. How much did you pay? Site?
WReckeR
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Hit my 1 yr anniversary Jan 31st. It's under a cover right now, enduring February winter in Indiana. I'm driving my 21 yr old beater to keep the salt off of the Ram.
HEMIJAKE
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Same. It hit low 30's yesterday ( heat wave! ), so I was able to rinse the salt off. It's staying home for a couple days to keep relatively clean ha.
Dookie
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WReckeR
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Almost every problem I have had with my Dakota has been related to the rust. I would exclude the 6 or so rear differential rebuilds it has had. A rusty vehicle becomes very difficult to maintain. I'm amazed I've gotten 21 years out of it. It has plenty of cancerous body holes, coolant leaks in 2 places that I can't repair without an engine rebuild, and my 2nd exhaust is rotted.
BUT IT STILL DRIVES! It loves snow duty too. 4x4 has NEVER given me problems.
HEMIJAKE
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I feel ya. I usually don't keep a vehicle long enough to see the effects ha, but I still try to keep them nice. My beater is a 20 year old neon. It looks terrible, and my wife hates it, but it gets 30 mpg and cost me 20 bucks a month for minimum insurance. I love that parts are relatively cheap too. Just did an entire rear brake kit. Shoes, drums, wheel cylinders, hoses, the whole thing. 80 bucks ha. I can't bring myself to get rid of it.
