Offroad Work Truck: 2013 EcoBoost FX4
#61
Senior Member
Liking this build so far! Looks great. Flame Blue was on the list after Oxford White for me. As for your issue with the dome lights coming on all the time, you can ask your dealership to put it in Law Enforcement mode. They need to go into the Lighting Menu of the BCM to do this. However, you lose all of your dome lights and exterior lighting unless you want to turn it on. Meaning you have to physically turn them on with the switch. Your MFT screen still comes on, though. I had this on my truck for a while (summer in AK means dome lights aren't needed!). I had them turned back on in the fall.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
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BigBadBug (02-07-2015)
#62
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Thread Starter
We finally finished up the trouble bar/rack for the truck. Well, almost finished; I still have to strip and powdercoat it. All-in-all, I'm quite happy with the way it turned out. Very solid/strong, aesthetically pleasing, and has a lot of built-in functionality, including tie-off point and locking hangers/hard-points for my hi-lift jack and sand ramps.
Finishing up the rack prior to installing on the truck.
Overview of the rack on the truck.
Finishing up the rack prior to installing on the truck.
Overview of the rack on the truck.
#66
Maybe to many trucks?
Looks great.
Only question is why didn't you go all the way with the bars to the end of the bed?
Modular man. Keeping them clean isn't that hard. I personally live on a dirt road and I just wash them everytime they get dirty and take it easy on the backroads so it doesn't throw up rocks and chip my paint.
Trav
Only question is why didn't you go all the way with the bars to the end of the bed?
Modular man. Keeping them clean isn't that hard. I personally live on a dirt road and I just wash them everytime they get dirty and take it easy on the backroads so it doesn't throw up rocks and chip my paint.
Trav
#67
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Thread Starter
Good question. The main reason is that I intend to (eventually) build a rear rack that can be installed when I'm carrying overhead stuff like lumber and ladders. I don't want this rear hoop rack installed the majority of the time, but will occasionally use it on long work weekends. I wanted to leave the rear stake pockets open to allow this rear rack to easily drop in and remove.
#70
Looks good! Glad to see you are using it as a truck truck! Mines got tons of scratches and natural pinstripes. Ill go through tons of bushes. Fx4