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CORhino said:
I’m not a mechanic, but I’m “YouTube Certified” on simple repairs. On a scale of 1-10 with “1” being changing a tire and “10” being something I would take to the dealer I’d rank it a “5”.

The first clip in the video took some pushing and it made a disconcerting snap when released but no problem, the clips are very durable and made of pliable plastic (same as the body panel), not hard/brittle.

I used painters tape liberally on all the bumper, grill, and body panel edges, just in case.

Push DOWN on the clips. I made the mistake of pushing the last clip backwards through until it was stuck pointing up and impossible to pull off. So, it took me some time to situate the grill in a way that allowed me to get behind the clip, push it down, and release the grill from the body panel. Sounds worse than it was, but suffice to say the clip went through some twisting and flexing and did not break. Push DOWN on the clips!

A set of inexpensive plastic body tools with a push pin puller is very helpful. Also, you’ll want to use deep sockets and an extension to get the three 10mm bolts on the lower corners of the grill. A handheld impact driver is a nice to have (I used a relatively inexpensive Ryobi that works with my batteries).

The most difficult part was pulling the auxiliary wires out where I could work with them. The assembly guys at the plant taped them well. That said, wiring was the easiest part. The video doesn’t show him heating the crimp connectors once the wires are connected, so don’t forget that part to make it watertight!

If you follow the directions in the video, take it slow, you’ll be fine.
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Thank you!
 
Game day prep!
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Cruised around town after dropping off recycling and was looking for takers…but no bites…the Chevys and Fords stayed far away. :(

Chris
 
Not a damn thing ran CNC/3D printer all day
 
Went in to get my fronts tint matched and spotted a crack in the windshield glad I seen it before or I would have been blaming this guy somehow
 
Put some miles on her!

Just did 1250 miles from Los Angeles to Montana, and the truck did absolutely perfectly. Got the front of it absolutely DEMOLISHED in bugs and the hands free worked great even with the sensor covered in dead bug guts. The full ceramic coating made cleaning the mess much easier.
Averaged 13.7 mpg hand calculated traveling between 75 and 85 mph, climbing from basically sea level to finishing altitude of 4,400ft. Oh, also carrying about 1,000 lbs of cargo.
I’m pretty happy with it.
6500 miles on the truck
 
CORhino said:
Installed an M&R 23" PRO light bar from @MandRautomotive and an "RHO" front grille badge from Exotic Innovations @BigRay

The quality of the light bar is excellent. All parts were included, even the wire crimp connectors. Hooks up seamlessly to the factory auxiliary switches in the cab for an OEM-like fit. The YouTube video installation instructions were super easy to follow, and it took me about 3.5 hours, which included a lunch break.

The grille badge is OEM quality with color matched paint and pre-applied 3M tape (came with 3M adhesion promoter too). It's a bit hard to see in th
e shadows with the lights on, but I've got more badges to apply later and will take some additional pictures when I get those on.

Very happy with both purchases!

Thank you M&R and Exotic Innovations!


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Looks great! Appreciate the review and order 🙌
 
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