Recent content by Gary Wren

Yeah, I thought about an air bubble, seems odd it would appear all of the sudden. But, I did take it in for the state inspection a couple of days before, only the sniff test where they plug into computer and tailpipe, so they shouldn't have messed with anything.

Goosetune is the way to go!

Forscan can be used to show the numbers.

So a couple of weeks ago I noticed the temps climbing even through it was cold out. Found I was low on coolant, added half a gallon. Never saw any on ground, could be slowly leaking from weep hole while driving. But, temps have been fine and its staying full for last 3 weeks. None in the oil...

Yep, we just did a 4000 mile road trip in the Raptor, it was great, hit some back roads with no worries.

So Ford came back and will cover 60%, which isn't bad since they are covering the labor, I have ceramic coating and PPF that will have to be redone to install the graphics.

Mine are bubbling the hood one is almost all peeled off, bad adhesive I guess, dealer is "looking into" if they are covered under warranty, but he doesn't think they will be. any have theirs replaced under warranty? If you did and have proof, it might help me get them covered. thanks. Also...

Sounds good, thanks we should be in that area around Aug 15 or 17th

Great, thanks, had to tell from the pic, figured you must have fit, but never know.

Thanks, sounds like a nice drive, we'll be staying in Colorado Springs so we'll be right there. Found this site on it, looks great. Did you (raptor) fit in the tunnel? http://www.cospringstrails.com/hikes/goldcamproad.html

Nice setup!

Thanks, that looks pretty good, they are sold out though. Not a lot different looking than the Harbor Freight one, different spout/lid though.

Pics? Or link to which cans you used? Are you suing some kinda bracket to secure them?

I'll have to see if this will fit, says it can lay on its side, so might have a winner...

Right, not really finding one that is short enough in metal to fit under the cover and hold 5 gallons or more. Jerry cans are to tall.