What did you do to the X today?
#6002
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Location: North Bay Ont Canada
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#6003
I did some little hauling today. A full size antique secretary in the back of the Ex with the 3rd row out and the second row folded. Then the trailer was completely full too:
Got to see the '05 briefly today for its birthday, but I didn't have a need to start/drive it at all. Here's a birthday picture, though now I think if I had a birthday hat handy, I could have stuck that on the roof, or stuck one of those little blow noisemaker things in the grill. Didn't plan it out that much though, it is only the 7th birthday.
Got to see the '05 briefly today for its birthday, but I didn't have a need to start/drive it at all. Here's a birthday picture, though now I think if I had a birthday hat handy, I could have stuck that on the roof, or stuck one of those little blow noisemaker things in the grill. Didn't plan it out that much though, it is only the 7th birthday.
#6004
Shame on your wife! Making you spend time and money on your truck like that!!!!
*clears throat* Does she have a sister?
#6005
Yes that is the panel I am talking about and looking for. I am an OEM guy though so only stock parts will do for me. This week I am for sure going to check some yards to the north of me. Now that my X is home I will be reminded about it every day.
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#6011
-You start by washing with Dawn hand soap to clean the paint and remove any other waxes.
-Then a clay bar and Z6 to remove impurities.
-Starting with Z5 and ending with Z2 (using Z6 in between coats of Z5 and Z2) apply up to 6 coats.
-Use the Zaino carwash soap and Z6 to touch things up and re-apply in 6 months.
#6012
How about I ran across some v codes and b codes from a 4wd 2002 f250. I know I can't use the v's because I have a 2wd. I found these right after I ordered my RAS. Go figure right? I was overwhelmed by the comprehensive spring compilation as I was looking for if the 4wd and 2wd f250 spring was the same. It seems like I read on a thread that they were. I need to know before I pull the trigger! Are they ?
#6013
#6014
Oh ok..thats what ive been looking for! I would get real mad when after the hard work of waxing, the wax would dry up and the Ex would look like its been sitting for weeks!
#6015
I use Zaino and let it cure for 30 mins (they suggest 15). I typically start in the evening when it's cool and the sun is out of the way and work into the night if I have to. It goes on easy, comes off easy, doesn't flake, and leaves a VERY beautiful shine behind...
-You start by washing with Dawn hand soap to clean the paint and remove any other waxes.
-Then a clay bar and Z6 to remove impurities.
-Starting with Z5 and ending with Z2 (using Z6 in between coats of Z5 and Z2) apply up to 6 coats.
-Use the Zaino carwash soap and Z6 to touch things up and re-apply in 6 months.
-You start by washing with Dawn hand soap to clean the paint and remove any other waxes.
-Then a clay bar and Z6 to remove impurities.
-Starting with Z5 and ending with Z2 (using Z6 in between coats of Z5 and Z2) apply up to 6 coats.
-Use the Zaino carwash soap and Z6 to touch things up and re-apply in 6 months.