can someone look under there hood and tell me where this goes ?
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Yes true a coat hanger does come in handy, but how often do you have a coat hanger hanging around in the D? I'm not sure about you but I think it was only a couple of times that I was picking up a tux for my wedding.
Shrp, I totally agree and that is why my 2 main tools of the trade that are located in my rear tool box are a roll of duct tape and a can of WD-40, which BTW comes with a straw attached so you don't keep losing the damn straw!
I also keep on handy a can of brake cleaner and all the necessary fluids (and both a 12ga Mossberg 500 and a 9mm Glock 19 out of sight) so in case anything happens in the future, I should be good to go!
Shrp, I totally agree and that is why my 2 main tools of the trade that are located in my rear tool box are a roll of duct tape and a can of WD-40, which BTW comes with a straw attached so you don't keep losing the damn straw!
I also keep on handy a can of brake cleaner and all the necessary fluids (and both a 12ga Mossberg 500 and a 9mm Glock 19 out of sight) so in case anything happens in the future, I should be good to go!
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It's very nice to have in the event something would arise because 9/10 I'm in my D rather than the Ram and if something is gonna happen, it's gonna happen while I'm towing something in the truck.
As for the duct tape fixing anything, funny story just got back from helping a buddy out that couldn't figure out what was wrong with his engine. Got there and it was overheating horribly he said and the upper radiator hose was cracked and splurging out fluid on the ground. A few wraps of duct tape fixed that and that problem was fixed.
Filled the radiator up with fluid from my truck and noticed a leak near the transmission cooler line attachment and did a tape up job there and luckily I have some spare fluid to fill up the transmission fluid and put it in and ran like a charm. Granted it's not a long term fix by ANY means, however saved him a couple bucks that he might have needed a tow and saved his engine for now.
Not sure if that was all, but he said he took it to the shop and they're working on it now!
Dan, indeed those are the tools anybody needs for that just in case moment nobody can ever guess is coming.
As for the duct tape fixing anything, funny story just got back from helping a buddy out that couldn't figure out what was wrong with his engine. Got there and it was overheating horribly he said and the upper radiator hose was cracked and splurging out fluid on the ground. A few wraps of duct tape fixed that and that problem was fixed.
Filled the radiator up with fluid from my truck and noticed a leak near the transmission cooler line attachment and did a tape up job there and luckily I have some spare fluid to fill up the transmission fluid and put it in and ran like a charm. Granted it's not a long term fix by ANY means, however saved him a couple bucks that he might have needed a tow and saved his engine for now.
Not sure if that was all, but he said he took it to the shop and they're working on it now!
Dan, indeed those are the tools anybody needs for that just in case moment nobody can ever guess is coming.
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NOW!!! We're going red neck!!!!!
Balin twine and duct tape is an exclusive product!.....LMFAO
You wanna be one part of the #1 exclusive clubs.......huh, it takes unused useful brain cells.
Add alcohol, lil back yard know how, a lil sticky with rope, and voila!!!!!!! A life of solitude.
Balin twine and duct tape is an exclusive product!.....LMFAO
Add alcohol, lil back yard know how, a lil sticky with rope, and voila!!!!!!! A life of solitude.
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