1FastHemi
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That is what I am coming up with too.From what I can tell with a little research on rejex, it says it's a premium finish for your automobile. Am I right boz
That is what I am coming up with too.From what I can tell with a little research on rejex, it says it's a premium finish for your automobile. Am I right boz
What the #=// is rejex, is that some sort of slamlol
Yes, for the finish.From what I can tell with a little research on rejex, it says it's a premium finish for your automobile. Am I right boz

So what's everybody use out there to condition there spray in bed liners. I see that mopar has a product for $37 . Has anybody used that product. I figure i shouldn't have to do it very often with my BAK on the way and it seams like the biggest enemy of the bed liner is uv light
I guess I don't understand. If the 12" uconnect is there biggest and best and latest and greatest technology. If it is not capable of vehicle health and performance reports, then what is?Not available on the 12 inch screen.
I did see that to. I'm hoping with keeping mine out of the direct sun, that ill be able to just use that twice a yr conditioner for like 37 bucks a bottle to take care of my bed liner and my rhino covered tool box, wich btw showed up at home depot today and well take a trip tomorrow to pick it up. So I'm assuming that our only option for securing the box to the bed is to put a couple self tapping screws in the bed???? Wich gives me chills , so if there's any other ideas out there please share.I went by my local Line-X Dealer and talked to them about it. The product we have on our trucks is compatible with their top protection coatings, so is the coatings on TheFuelBox. It a little pricey but thinking about having them do it and the Fuel/Tool Box Combo at the same time whenever I get around to getting it.
I did see that to. I'm hoping with keeping mine out of the direct sun, that ill be able to just use that twice a yr conditioner for like 37 bucks a bottle to take care of my bed liner and my rhino covered tool box, wich btw showed up at home depot today and well take a trip tomorrow to pick it up. So I'm assuming that our only option for securing the box to the bed is to put a couple self tapping screws in the bed???? Wich gives me chills , so if there's any other ideas out there please share.
I've not personally looked because it doesn't pertain to my situation but is there a little pop out in the floor or side wall for your fuel and electric lines. There wad on my 16 anywayIt looks like I'm going to have to get the old trusty drill out as well to mount mine as well, and run electrical and fuel lines through.
I've not personally looked because it doesn't pertain to my situation but is there a little pop out in the floor or side wall for your fuel and electric lines. There wad on my 16 anyway
I thought I saw them in there sprayed over, shouldn't be to hard to get out, just got my notification that I can come pick up my tool box , TODAY , at 9:25 pm, but they closed at 6pm. There geniuses. It arrived at the store at 11:58 lunch time today, so I called at 1 and they said we are off loaded and have to get the products ready for pu. I said there is nothing to get ready, it's already built, just fork lift it out. Geniuses couldn't figure all that out. They said when your phone app sais its ready at the store then you can come and pick it up. I told them all you have to do to make it ready for pu is to log it into your system, wich is what somebody should of been doing as it was coming off of the truck. that's how we did it on my plant floor, account for all the goods and log them in at the same time, then the driver can leave. GENIUSESThere are some but FCA sprayed the OEM Liner over mine it I remember correctly (No Problem Though) but, I'm afraid they might not be in the correct place and or size.Time will tell. I will still have to make some to secure the box to the front wall and bed floor. I guess I will have to prime and paint the spots black before I have the bed UV protection applied.
I guess I don't understand. If the 12" uconnect is there biggest and best and latest and greatest technology. If it is not capable of vehicle health and performance reports, then what is?
So what's everybody use out there to condition there spray in bed liners. I see that mopar has a product for $37 . Has anybody used that product. I figure i shouldn't have to do it very often with my BAK on the way and it seams like the biggest enemy of the bed liner is uv light
I went by my local Line-X Dealer and talked to them about it. The product we have on our trucks is compatible with their top protection coatings, so is the coatings on TheFuelBox. It a little pricey but thinking about having them do it and the Fuel/Tool Box Combo at the same time whenever I get around to getting it.
I did see that to. I'm hoping with keeping mine out of the direct sun, that ill be able to just use that twice a yr conditioner for like 37 bucks a bottle to take care of my bed liner and my rhino covered tool box, wich btw showed up at home depot today and well take a trip tomorrow to pick it up. So I'm assuming that our only option for securing the box to the bed is to put a couple self tapping screws in the bed???? Wich gives me chills , so if there's any other ideas out there please share.
Also found some poorly terminated wires above the spare tire. Anyone have a clue to what they are for?
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Mine should last pretty long with it being covered up. So is line x the band that's installed from factory, do we know?Protection coatings? Line-X should have UV inhibiters built in.
Bah. My 2004.5 Line-X still looks great when scrubbed and cleaned up.
well that's a bummer and a bit of a disappointment. That extra cost on the 12" should of had an upgraded processor to be able to handle it's capabilities, poor planning on rams teck dept.Because the processor is already tapped out. Yea for buying and EOL product. Now I know how our IT customers sometimes feel.
The 8.4" has more available processing capacity.
I agree it's like everything else, you forget about it after a while, I still wish for that much money that they upgraded the processor so it it fully capable, people like gadgets to mess with, at least i do.You're not missing much, I had that stuff from my GMC via onstar, and it was interesting for about 2 months. Then I realized I knew what it was telling me anyway because I take care of my vehicles. Also, it just becomes a way for the dealer reach out and say hey, why don't you come in for over-priced maintenance.