Recent content by Ryant35

I don't think so, I did start to get an error code eventually. That is why I replaced it.

Go get a cheap meter and meter voltage to body negative.

I just did this last weekend, the inside plastic is held in place by 2 bolts under the handle on the right side and the rest are snaps. The handle cover snaps off and remove the 2 bolts with a socket and an extension. Carefully pull the plastic back starting by the handle and the snaps come off...

I bought a 12" light bar that I never installed, now I'm going to install a new 23" light bar behind my grill on the front bumper. I would like to install the 12" bar in the back under the rear bumper. I have a factory tow package, anyone find somewhere to mount a light bar under the back?

Finally installed the LED light I bought over a year ago on my rear hatch and wired it to the truck light in the headliner. I even climbed inside the trunk and shut the door to meter the wires feeding the 3rd row light and still missed the door light wire, so it only comes on with the switch...

Fresh from the body shop, insurance work. Not pictured, but they also replaced my loose passenger side A pillar trim! It wasn't even damaged it the accident, but they had to take it off to remove the fender.

My Expo is in the body shop for some insurance work, I figured I would install my light bar behind the bumper cover while they had it off. Unfortunately my brand new titanium drill bit couldn't get through the bumper. I'll get a new bit and go back after work, and hopefully they don't have it...

Now that you mentioned it, I did see tabs. I got in there but I was worried about breaking something.

Cool. I have a new badge I want to install on the front and didn't want to remove the grill for it.

Spark plugs at 105K Today will be my right side front strut bearing.

My lid doesn't have notch, so I ran a USB cable over the top of the door to a custom wired power port under the dash.

My Jabra wireless headphone case fits there nicely.

Did my front brakes this weekend, sloted, vented rotors and ceramic pads. Now the fronts finally match the back, and no more wobble when braking downhill.

I hardwired by Amazon Car Echo behind my dash into my switched dash cam power port. I bought a right angle micro USB cable and ran it over the top of the front console door and fished it behind the headlight switch where I stashed my power port. No more cord running around my center console and...

Nicely done! I've been planning adding lights for a while, maybe tomorrow!