What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
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The cure is quite simple. I read this on a Mustang forum (they are always smoking up their lights). Prep your lights again, when you are in the spraying process, if it's a high humidity day (which will create the moisture) use a hair dryer to dry it faster. That way you will avoid that humidity build up.
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The cure is quite simple. I read this on a Mustang forum (they are always smoking up their lights). Prep your lights again, when you are in the spraying process, if it's a high humidity day (which will create the moisture) use a hair dryer to dry it faster. That way you will avoid that humidity build up.
Changed oil. (7000 mile interval, thanks royal purple.) Rotated tires. Got a good look underneath and figured the whole exhaust needs replacing, not just cat back, oh well. Got a nice deal on some genuine MOPAR oil filters from my parts jobber. He isn't gonna be carrying them anymore so got 20 for 25 bucks($1.25 a
piece)
piece)
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Changed oil. (7000 mile interval, thanks royal purple.) Rotated tires. Got a good look underneath and figured the whole exhaust needs replacing, not just cat back, oh well. Got a nice deal on some genuine MOPAR oil filters from my parts jobber. He isn't gonna be carrying them anymore so got 20 for 25 bucks($1.25 a piece)
piece)