Have made a few Mods to my 2010.
#1
08-12-2011, 05:47 PM
Have made a few Mods to my 2010.
Ordered with running boards. Had them on my 2004.
Removed roof rack bars.
Have tinted front windows and top of windshield with Ram Logo in silver.
Added LEDs where fogs would go. They are on all the time. Wired them with an "add a fuse" to accessory circuit.
De-badge most of the rear. Removed the FlexFuel, Grand Caravan SE badges. Added "Hemi Powered" badge.
Added Stainless pillar posts.
It stands out some from the numerous other Titanium's around here.
A few pics
and the grocery getter beside it. Well more like my big toy.
Removed roof rack bars.
Have tinted front windows and top of windshield with Ram Logo in silver.
Added LEDs where fogs would go. They are on all the time. Wired them with an "add a fuse" to accessory circuit.
De-badge most of the rear. Removed the FlexFuel, Grand Caravan SE badges. Added "Hemi Powered" badge.
Added Stainless pillar posts.
It stands out some from the numerous other Titanium's around here.
A few pics
and the grocery getter beside it. Well more like my big toy.
Outstanding Blsck3sr. I especially like what you have done to the fog lights.
#3
08-13-2011, 05:34 AM
Thanks VP. It was rather easy and inexpensive to do. Lights were $10 and around $13 for add a fuse.
The black fog inserts just pull off. I drilled a small hole for wires to run through. For the passenger side I ran the wires behind that lower black lip with plastic ties through small holes. There is a convenient ground on the frame under hood. I drilled a small hole in side of fuse box to run wire through. I did seal it up well to stop any moisture getting in.
More pics
If you look closely you can see two of the ties up near the top of the black strip. I drilled the holes in pairs to run the tie through.
The small black wire coming from top right down to bolt in middle is the ground wire.
This is how I ran the red to fuse box. I spoke with one of the mechanics at my dealer to determine which was the best fuse to use.
Do at your own risk! I am not responsible if you fry your wiring harness!
The black fog inserts just pull off. I drilled a small hole for wires to run through. For the passenger side I ran the wires behind that lower black lip with plastic ties through small holes. There is a convenient ground on the frame under hood. I drilled a small hole in side of fuse box to run wire through. I did seal it up well to stop any moisture getting in.
More pics
If you look closely you can see two of the ties up near the top of the black strip. I drilled the holes in pairs to run the tie through.
The small black wire coming from top right down to bolt in middle is the ground wire.
This is how I ran the red to fuse box. I spoke with one of the mechanics at my dealer to determine which was the best fuse to use.
Do at your own risk! I am not responsible if you fry your wiring harness!
Last edited by Black3SR; 03-02-2012 at 07:15 AM.
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12-29-2011, 10:09 AM
ISSKAR I would expect so as I had them on my 2004 van. A dealer install and not cheap. They are narrow and I find more for looks that being practical. The 04 ones where better.
