They used to just have dealers drill into the bumper to install a bracket. Or they wound use self tapping screws.Some states still require front license plate. Maybe they could have designed a bracket that didn't need holes, but that probably would cost more.
Yep. Kind of surprised the holes are already in the bumper.They used to just have dealers drill into the bumper to install a bracket. Or they wound use self tapping screws.
Probably because they are steel bumpers instead of plastic. Older steel/chrome bumpers had threaded inserts for license plates in them.Yep. Kind of surprised the holes are already in the bumper.
When I bought trucks in the past from other brands I just told the dealership to put put holes in the bumper.
I think covering up those unsightly holes in the front bumper is a must! Very disappointed RAM puts holes in every single bumper!
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I saw those, but they are smaller than they look in the pictures so I decided not.
That's a pretty expensive washer for such low psi.
Mine is a Greenworks 3000 PSI 2.0-1.1 GPM
It has a really nice long good quality hose. Strong like at the carwashes not the typical 1700ish PSI washers people generally get.
Yeah that's my point. That's not worth more then $140.$269 + $7.99 shp + tax at Blain's
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I bet they would also fit in the door pocket that is directly below. If it works for you, all is well. I'd rather have handles.They look small but actually fit a good amount. My phone (iPhone 13 pro) and wallet (regular bifold size) fits in there together.
Paid 249, Home Depot, April 2022.Yeah that's my point. That's not worth more then $140.
Part numbers are bearing 2 letters, to match truck color, I noticed for billet silver is SC. When I am looking for the parts to match my truck color, I look for these letters first:I threw receipts away, but my mirrors are a part# for billet silver, which is why you see so many different part numbers if you look online- it’s a different part number for a complete assembly in each color variation, and for the different types of mirror options.
That’s interesting, I have never looked closely enough to notice that. Now I’m interested in sewing all the different codes in the options. I’ll have to look when I get enough spare time.Part numbers are bearing 2 letters, to match truck color, I noticed for billet silver is SC. When I am looking for the parts to match my truck color, I look for these letters first:
6RN821SCAA, 5ZK46JSCAE a.s.o. Finally always makes sense to confirm with the seller, that parts fits Your VIN.
I was even thinking to open a new thread about it. There are some interesting findings. Part numbers for the Side mirrors for example started from 6 have no cameras, but from 5 have a.s.o.That’s interesting, I have never looked closely enough to notice that. Now I’m interested in sewing all the different codes in the options. I’ll have to look when I get enough spare time.
Never seen something like that before.These cup holders. They are firmly installed in the existing cup holders, are easy to remove, and they work with everything from a Yeti Rambler to a 12 oz. aluminum can. The aluminum can is a bit loose, but I've never come close to having anything tip over and spill. I keep them installed all the time;
Those would annoy me more than anything. Of course, so don't use cup or tumblers that don't already fit in the stock cupholders anyways. Most companies make options designed for normal cup holders. Those would be like having a full sized drink in your cup holders all the time. I usually keep my slider all the way forward, and that would block putting my phone in the holderThese cup holders. They are firmly installed in the existing cup holders, are easy to remove, and they work with everything from a Yeti Rambler to a 12 oz. aluminum can. The aluminum can is a bit loose, but I've never come close to having anything tip over and spill. I keep them installed all the time;
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You have cupholders for your cupholdersThese cup holders. They are firmly installed in the existing cup holders, are easy to remove, and they work with everything from a Yeti Rambler to a 12 oz. aluminum can. The aluminum can is a bit loose, but I've never come close to having anything tip over and spill. I keep them installed all the time;
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Those are nice, I have found a few times that I have things that are too big for the stock cup holders. Idk why Ram didn't just do what everyone does and make a removable insert or rubber protrusions to allow larger cups.These cup holders. They are firmly installed in the existing cup holders, are easy to remove, and they work with everything from a Yeti Rambler to a 12 oz. aluminum can. The aluminum can is a bit loose, but I've never come close to having anything tip over and spill. I keep them installed all the time;
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Just bought one of these on the weekend, but the one with the factory-style lining. Fits perfectly and surprised this isn't a factory option in my 22And for the center console, here’s a useful organizer tray for RAM 1500 from Amazom ($19.99):
Center Console Organizer Tray for Dodge RAM 1500 2500 3500 2022 2021 2020 2019 Armrest Storage Box Accessories - Amazon.com
https://www.amazon.com/Console-Organizer-Armrest-Storage-Accessories/dp/B08SK53BQT
Just bought one of these on the weekend, but the one with the factory-style lining. Fits perfectly and surprised this isn't a factory option in my 22