I'll tip down / try it out tomorrow and snap a photo for you. I'm researching for something such as this Locking Anti-Rattle, Threaded Hitch Pin for Swagman 2" Hitch Racks Swagman Locks S64027 due to the tolerance differences...aka the rattle
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Bunch of suhweeeeeetness up there Willy B.
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I have an extension for my rack too, mainly so there is room for the hatch to clear my bikes handlebar when opening. Also to allow room to drop the tailgate and hang my legs off.
Ordered off Amazon. 10 or 12", I don't recall. Works great. No wiggle when combined with the Thule lock that tightens down too. There is a nylon insert that keeps things snug and quiet.
Sure, someone could go through the trouble of taking the rack off, but not many folks carry around the proper socket to fit into such a tight spot. I'm not worried about it. I haven't tried, but the Thule bolt may quite possibly be the same size.
I have an extension for my rack too, mainly so there is room for the hatch to clear my bikes handlebar when opening. Also to allow room to drop the tailgate and hang my legs off.
Ordered off Amazon. 10 or 12", I don't recall. Works great. No wiggle when combined with the Thule lock that tightens down too. There is a nylon insert that keeps things snug and quiet.
Sure, someone could go through the trouble of taking the rack off, but not many folks carry around the proper socket to fit into such a tight spot. I'm not worried about it. I haven't tried, but the Thule bolt may quite possibly be the same size.
Thanks man
Markuson
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Now go fold that sucker downward with a bike and takey peek-cha!
Closing in on 115k miles, had a very slight leak once or twice and it was due to the drain plug, they're meant to be replaced frequently make sure it comes with a washer.
If possible to get the underside steam/pressure washed with the skid plates off would help you narrow down the source of the leak, doesn't look like much oil lost but I'd double check the dipstick level just in case. Good luck in tracking it down
The dealer changes the oil. I really haven't noticed a significant oil loss, always seems spot on. Runs perfect. Just began to see a small spot on the driveway last month. Just don't want it to turn into something worse. Going on a big road trip this July, will be run long, hard and hot.
Anybody need Rock Warrior spare?
Thinking of buying extra set of 4 just to get a spare ...
Thinking of buying extra set of 4 just to get a spare ...
depending on what you give for them I may take one off your hands - I have another set of 4 but needs a 5th to ease my ocd.
is that leak engine oil or other? Perhaps its residual from the dealer change, it's a messy process. Take off the skid and hit both the skid and that drip (where is that exactly, the bell housing?) with purple power/degreaser. De-Greaser and a garden hose should get you pretty clean and then you can monitor it.
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Late 20th century technology (i.e. card to access parking garage, Starbucks card, Blockbuster card, etc.)...
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Nope, it's for pokemon cards... don't you guys ever have pokemon battles at traffic lights. Maybe it's just a Japanese thing
