Took a drive around Flathead Lake visiting Lakeside, Polson and BigFork. Flathead Lake is the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi. It is 30 miles long, 16 miles wide and has 180 miles of shoreline.
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Love that area!Took a drive around Flathead Lake visiting Lakeside, Polson and BigFork. Flathead Lake is the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi. It is 30 miles long, 16 miles wide and has 180 miles of shoreline.
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YepLove that area!
Any tips for the replacement? Mine just broke and I need a new spring.Replaced a broken fuel door spring. Part number 77360-35040.
Anyone watching me go back and forth 3-4 times between the gas pump and drivers door attempting to pop the fuel door might have assumed I was high.
Crazy that the PO thought that a glob of JB Weld in the cavity was an acceptable alternative. I am surprised that it didn't stick to the side curtain air bags.
Pics of the back of the light install please. Very interested in doing this myself.And since I wasn’t really in the mood to do real work today, I went ahead and got my ARB Baserack installed. Previous owner dropped a couple of the roof rack brackets into the headliner and just squirted a glob of JB Weld into the hole and ran the bolt into that so that’s what half my mounting points for the rack have been since I bought the truck. Decided to go ahead and fix that with the rack install. Was able to fish them out without dropping the headliner, just pulled it back enough to access. Very tight but doable.
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Wedged these needle nose in there to hold the bracket from the bottom while I thread the bolts in from the top.
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Really digging the rack. Very stout. Clever mounting system. Haven’t had it on the highway yet but around town with the sunroof tilted or open it’s great.
I think I ended up using needle nose pliers to pull out the old, and really easy to insert the new plastic spring. Many Toyota vehicles have similar design - lots of videos on youtube.Any tips for the replacement? Mine just broke and I need a new spring.
They're even heavier when wet.@FrazzledHunter those springbar tents are nice! Heavy, but nice.
They're even heavier when wet.
Sure, the install did not go at all how I imagined. I planned to re-use the Tacoma bracket from Diode Dynamics and essentially use that as a spacer to make the SS3 pod wide enough to fit into the Ironman fog bracket. This would have worked but it pushed the front of the light about 1cm farther forward than I wanted it so I scrapped that plan.Pics of the back of the light install please. Very interested in doing this myself.
Would you be able to provide a link to the ditch light brackets you used?Had an extra set of light bars from the Subie and was tired of them taking up space in the garage. Made a quick trip to Home Depot and found some brackets and was able to get these suckers mounted quite nicely behind the grill. I am diggin the look! Not sure how the light output will be, had to angle them downward to mount. It’ll be dark here in a few hours and will get test in the dark. Fingers crossed
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