What did u do to your raptor today?

[mprice1234]

My rear window stopped working, thankfully it looks like for most people its just the switch. I gotta place it on order once I get a chance but I'm living out of a hotel for the next few weeks.

The rear slider switch is the only thing I've had fail on my 2010. I ordered a replacement from Amazon for $25 and it was a five minute install, has worked great for the last two years.

 

[Sigma01]

Just replaced my O2 as well. Did all 4

 

[CleverGirl_]

My rear window stopped working, thankfully it looks like for most people its just the switch. I gotta place it on order once I get a chance but I'm living out of a hotel for the next few weeks.

Mine acts up now and then but clicking it over and over works

 

[badm0t0rfinger]

The rear slider switch is the only thing I've had fail on my 2010. I ordered a replacement from Amazon for $25 and it was a five minute install, has worked great for the last two years.

I've had the steering wheel song select/volume button fail probably 3 times, but its so easy to replace. I will order the replacement parts from FPG or Tasca this weekend.

Mine acts up now and then but clicking it over and over works

I tried that, but its closed and I'm fine with it closed for the time being. If I had a little syringe with some isopropyl alcohol I'd consider trying that too. contacts might be dirty. The moonroof works just fine.

 

[Irregular F150]

Got the console panel in. Now to clwan it up and paint it tan lol

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

Got the console panel in. Now to clwan it up and paint it tan lol

Is it for reinforcement?

 

[Irregular F150]

Is it for reinforcement?

Like a molle panel for storage.

 

[badm0t0rfinger]

Is it for reinforcement?

It's definitely stronger than stock.

@Irregular F150 dont forget the washers on the latch retainers. Without them the screw will distort your plastic.

 

[TomDirt]

Getting ready to cut the D-side coil bucket and swap in the KHC Gen 2 bucket. Had to cut all those plastic push-on pieces, unbolt the ABS unit bracket (10mm socket), unplug the big electric plug, (just flip the grey lever up), and secure the brake lines away from the stock bucket. That's a (gray) pickle fork & a (orange) chisel wedged behind them for now.

 

[TomDirt]

The brake lines have clips both on top of the bucket, as well as inside & outside of the frame; got lucky and didn't snap the plastic clips.