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I dialed in my tuner for my speedo calibration today. I'm getting closer!



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Got the ranger up on the lift to check a vibration . Looks like the driveshaft needs a rebuild 😡 deciding on  whether or not to get local made or source out . Gotta be done by the drift event on the 17th . Glad I work in a shop 

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NewShockerGuy wrote: Installed.
Found a picture on ebay of what I think I wanted to do with the lower door car.  I guess the carpeted ones leave the vent part gray or the color of the panel.  I actually like how that looks better than the entire black that I did.  Oh well, too late now.










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I equally like that look but i need a set with power windows.. did you say you bought a set of new panels tho?



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Found a rear mud flap screw was only in the bracket and not the flap.... Fixed.

Tried to convince myself that 1 inch spacers will look ok.



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RiggerWings wrote: MaDMaXX wrote: What i want to know is, can anything be done with this design?  The handle to pull it closed is stained brown in mine from PO smoking it's entire life :(





I have the same door panel. I love what Nigel did but my panel offers little in the way of detail to paint. I eventually want to add power windows as well so I'll likely wait for that. 


As basic as that is [WTF no map pocket even?], Vinyl paint that armrest with a QUALITY vinyl paint and re wrap the panel above in either a nice alacantra or leather; both in Black OR whatever color you wish and then match the plastic furniture to that.. Its simple but noticable and of course will be appreciated more because you changed it to your liking and did it yourself.  just my thoughts.



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I have a quality spray, but would it not flake off easily? Whilst not soft plastic, it's not hard like the pillar trim for example.



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A GOOD vinyl dye will soak INTO the material better and the adhesion properties should be better.

There is a guy in Michigan I used to deal with a lot more back in the day, but he can make ANY color from any manufacture you can imagine and put it in a can for your spray gun or in an aerosol can for simplicity. He's not cheap, but hes not that expensive either but the dye quality should last longer than most people generally have a vehicle by far with even just decent prep work.

I have when in the Car Audio industry and later building some custom application vehicles/Limo interior reworks done many entire interior color changes that came out great! I just cant seem to be able to do as well of a job painting a large area like a hood or a quarter panel with paint and or on metal at least that size and expect even close to a good job in that sense.

Small stuff, I/P's, audio amp racks and enclosures out of fiberglass.. sure. Paint your car? the EXTERIOR? mmmmmmmnnnaahhhhhhhh!

THAT I can't do.. lol




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Removed a topless center console from my 60/40 seats and mounted this.

I used all the orig parts so if I find a decent factory console for a "you'll hate yourself if you don't buy it..." price, it's just a matter unbolt & re-bolt.



My next 2 missions are replacing the factory radio and fixing the shift indicator. Lord knows what kind of a pita the indicator will be.


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What is wrong with the shift indicator? If it is simply not indicating properly (like between the gears), there is an adjustment thumb wheel up behind the kick plate under the steering column.


Shift Indicator Adjustment

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Shift indicator?  The light thingie that tells you to shift supposedly to achieve the best gas mileage?



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PRND21 indicator for auto trans.



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Ohhhhhhh the slush box console light.. gotcha.. lol



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My dad used to call it the "Prindle" it was one of his jobs at ford was setting the prindle.



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Yep! Used that term plenty of times!



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Indicator/needleis stuck in park. 
Shifter itself is fine and I just use the old "...reverse...neutral....drive, good to go." method for now.

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Ah... if the indicator never moves from Park, the cable is either broken or has come off... most likely, the former.



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Thanks.  That's what I kinda figured. 
I've looked at a couple of videos on it and......let's just say that it's not too high on my list of things to do.
I'll prolly look into it when I replace the factory radio with a good 2-DIN head unit.



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I can have a cluster out in less than 10 minutes now. It is very easy after the first time.



You don't have to completely remove the radio if you don't want. I bring it out with the bezel if I'm not doing anything with the actual radio,

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From what I've found this will prolly be the easiest radio install I've ever done.  2 screws, gently pop the upper clips, unplug everything, deal with wiring & new install kit and put back together. 
Sounds/looks to be about a :45-:60 min operation.  More like an hour for me because I like to use heat-shrink on my wiring. :)



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ShovelheadKevin wrote: More like an hour for me because I like to use heat-shrink on my wiring. :)

Good man!! :)



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Did a full inside and outside detail of my truck. Took me bout 2-3 hours. Grease, Grime, and lots of bird poop. Vacuumed, wiped down, waxed, and with a coat of wheel wet, he looks stunning. Didn't get a picture yet so will post later on. But my Ranger is looking FIIINNEE :D 



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Ranger_Danger_ wrote: Did a full inside and outside detail of my truck. Took me bout 2-3 hours. Grease, Grime, and lots of bird poop. Vacuumed, wiped down, waxed, and with a coat of wheel wet, he looks stunning. Didn't get a picture yet so will post later on. But my Ranger is looking FIIINNEE :D 
Um... mine could use that too, Kaylee! :)



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Ahhh, tease!! really? no pic yet? :)



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MaDMaXX wrote: Ahhh, tease!! really? no pic yet? :)

Im sorry! I did my Ranger and my best friends Ford Taurus. I will get pics tomorrow morning before work I promise!



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Drove it. Drove to an auto parts store then over to a friends house. Took care of the moaning, groaning power steering in his Ranger that had been noisy for at least 10 years. Quiet is good!!!



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