My back would disagreeGuess it didn't happen.
My back would disagreeGuess it didn't happen.
jmakes.az through Instagram. Does lots of different custom badges. Fit is perfect!Where'd you get the badge?
Looks nice, but am I the only one thinking El Camino?Got the lower grille insert to match the main grille and installed the shifts and grins brackets with the diode dynamics 30 inch light bar behind it.
Also added a little touch of customization to the inside with the personalized bighorn badge.
I’m not finding that instagram handle can I copy the link to here directly to the page please?jmakes.az through Instagram. Does lots of different custom badges. Fit is perfect!
This is what I found when I did the search.I’m not finding that instagram handle can I copy the link to here directly to the page please?
Yup….this is the accountThis is what I found when I did the search.
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Those are good for vehicles that sit any length of time or driven short distances. It's money well spent. I'm happy with my NOCO Genius.Installed the NOCO Genius 2D battery charger/maintainer. Got it for $40 from Crutchfield. I figured why not?
Almost required in my experience with my father and in law vehicles. My Ram battery hasn't been that great either.Those are good for vehicles that sit any length of time or driven short distances. It's money well spent. I'm happy with my NOCO Genius.
When my dealer did mine, what you said about just dropping the headliner and working through the sunroof opening was all they had to do. they had initially told me the windshield, and/or the rear window would have to come out to get headliner out of the way.Update to my sunroof saga:
I spent Friday evening removing the headliner and this is what I found:
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All of the bolts for e passenger side where missing...
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I also have video, but I need to get it posted on host site....
So I purchased bolts from the dealer and installed them, I did have to slightly realign the sunroof frame, but it now fits flush, and no more issues.
This took about 2 hours from start to finish so it is not a bad job, that said I did not remove the headliner from the truck, I think the seats would need to come out for that. I my case the sunroof opening was plenty for me to work around.
If anyone is planning to remove their headliner and needs any tips, DM me.
Is there a badge that fits for limited’s they are slightly different?Can vouch for Julia's work. She has made a couple badges for me as well.
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I haven't seen any, but I wouldn't rule it out. I believe her account on here is @Innovative1500 She might be able to send you some info through DM, but she has way more examples and photos on her IG account linked above.Is there a badge that fits for limited’s they are slightly different?
I just ordered mine! Will be here next weekCan vouch for Julia's work. She has made a couple badges for me as well.
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Just got off the phone with the dealer and I will be meeting with the Manager on Wednesday. Should be interesting.When my dealer did mine, what you said about just dropping the headliner and working through the sunroof opening was all they had to do. they had initially told me the windshield, and/or the rear window would have to come out to get headliner out of the way.
Now that you fixed it yourself, give it a few days to make sure it all still works properly. then Id leave a scathing review for the dealer documenting everything you found. They should have sent out a survey to fill out as well that goes back to Stellantis. this is how dealerships used to earn the 5-star service department ratings they used to do. not sure if they still do or not. But it does effect dealer ratings and opportunities for the dealer to receive incentives and promotions. As well as allotments for special edition vehicles.