Is it recommended y mileage or time for replacement?Just replaced the cabin air filter. Yuck.
Only 12k miles on the truck. Good to know these things are doing their job:
Very easy to do:
First, empty glovebox:
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Remove glovebox lid by grabbing it and pulling up and out (it has three hinge points where it pops out):
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Remove the filter cover. It has tabs on each side you have to press to pull out. Careful removing the filter so as to not drop crud inside the vehicle. Air flow is from top to bottom.
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And here's the old filter:
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After getting the new filter ready, reverse the process. Easy peasy. Done!
Here's the filter I used. Available at Amazon, of course. Click here for link.
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Link Here
Cheers,
Neurobit
It’s a scheduled maintenance at 20K miles but for the cost and ease of change you can do it anytime you want.Is it recommended y mileage or time for replacement?
Yep. For $17, it’s money well spent. I believe I read somewhere that dealers charge $50 to do this.It’s a scheduled maintenance at 20K miles but for the cost and ease of change you can do it anytime you want.
Very nice!!My new wheels arrived Woot woot..
20x10 - 18 offset Fuel Warrior
Waiting on some other goodies to arrive in the next few days...
Any prior experience with the OZ light bar? I like it but read a few bad reviews on durability and 1 year warranty is making me think to just go with the RC light bar since I would be getting brackets from them anyway. Just for the record I know Jack about light bars so I don't know whats good or bad... Lol.Thank you to everyone who’s been checking out my YouTube channel. Just hit over 275k views!!!!! Definitely a spike in viewership when I added a Ram to my channel.
That said, here’s my latest video showing how I installed the Trigger 4 plus system. Overall pretty cool controller. Switches are a little underwhelming but overall happy with my wireless controllability.
Any prior experience with the OZ light bar? I like it but read a few bad reviews on durability and 1 year warranty is making me think to just go with the RC light bar since I would be getting brackets from them anyway. Just for the record I know Jack about light bars so I don't know whats good or bad... Lol.
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That looks great! And thanks for the write-up. I am looking at doing it too and I want to do the mirror lights also.Headlights...I cleaned the p!$$ out of them with dawn soap and water, then air-dried with hairdryer, trimmed all handling tabs off with razor, peel then sprits the light and Lamin-X with Rapid-Tac solution, placed them on the lens, positioned them where I wanted it, and had to stretch it from right to left for the curvature of the light not to have a buckle in the laminate and had my wife on squiggy (with felt) duty and she began in the center at the curve in light and worked her way left, right, up & down. Let air dry for a few, then hairdryer for a few. Trimmed edges with a razor, then hit it with a heat gun on low from about 3-4 inches away for a good 5 minutes a side. Cloudy here today, but with a few days in the sun, they will only get better, and they already look great, so.
Fogs...Outlined the opening with a dry-erasable marker on the lens, removed them from the truck, laid the opening markers out with tape, cleaned and dried, removed the handling tabs with razor, peel then sprits with Rapid-Tac, position the Lamin-X on it and squiggy it out, remove the tape, hairdryer for a few, cleaned and reinstalled them onto the truck.
Very goodInstalled wet okole sesat covers to match the back seats. Thankful my wife has small hands to get under the drivers seat.
sorry for the stearing wheel blue but the sun was at an odd agle.
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I have been looking at their mufflers. Did you go with the less aggressive sound based on the website? Also any chance you could get a sound clip?Installed the B2 Fab 14” muffler. Fired it up with everything from the first resonator back removed, and I couldn’t believe how smooth this engine sounded. Makes me wanna straight pipe it. My 5.6 Nissan would rattle your fillings out and sounded obnoxious with nothing. I’m gonna give it some time and then decide on the rear res delete. I’d like to keep it comfortable on the highway still since that’s most of my driving.
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5" Mopar Black tips
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