Need a jack & lug wrench for 2001 1500 (Florida)
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RE: Need a jack & lug wrench for 2001 1500 (Florida)
do you have the tool that goes into the back of the bumper to lower the spare? I could just get a bottle jack but need this tool. If it's just a long rod maybe I could make one from a long bolt with some nuts on it.
Any idea for shipping to 32258?
Any idea for shipping to 32258?
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RE: Need a jack & lug wrench for 2001 1500 (Florida)
Go to www.car-parts.com and search for Jack Assembly for your truck in Florida. I found 5 places that have what you want.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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RE: Need a jack & lug wrench for 2001 1500 (Florida)
Just to let the first two poster know.
USPS (post office) alllows you to ship anything that fit in a priority box for $8.95. The jack will fit in said box. The long rods for the jack may need to be mailed in a tube, but the weight is not that bad. Figure around $16 to ship both the jack and the lug tool and extensions. Go to the postoffice and see what size boxes they have for one rate shipping.
I use it all the time on Ebay and it helps for those heavy items, as long as its less than 60#s.
USPS (post office) alllows you to ship anything that fit in a priority box for $8.95. The jack will fit in said box. The long rods for the jack may need to be mailed in a tube, but the weight is not that bad. Figure around $16 to ship both the jack and the lug tool and extensions. Go to the postoffice and see what size boxes they have for one rate shipping.
I use it all the time on Ebay and it helps for those heavy items, as long as its less than 60#s.
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RE: Need a jack & lug wrench for 2001 1500 (Florida)
Honestly man I wouldn't waste my time with stock jacks, they are usually junk. As mentioned before, buy a small hydraulic floor jack (harbor freight does have them as well), and carry a ratchet, extension, and socket to fit it in the truck.
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RE: Need a jack & lug wrench for 2001 1500 (Florida)
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Honestly man I wouldn't waste my time with stock jacks, they are usually junk. As mentioned before, buy a small hydraulic floor jack (harbor freight does have them as well), and carry a ratchet, extension, and socket to fit it in the truck.
Honestly man I wouldn't waste my time with stock jacks, they are usually junk. As mentioned before, buy a small hydraulic floor jack (harbor freight does have them as well), and carry a ratchet, extension, and socket to fit it in the truck.