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Nothing like breaking in your new truck by having a rock fly up and hit your driver's side window and window pillar while going 80 on the freeway..
Barely had this thing for two weeks before this crap. That said, has anyone had experience replacing this window pillar with the keypad? Hard to do? I've looked online and found the part but wanted to hear anyone's previous experience with something like this.
Like I said I feel glass is so cheaply made now a days you could hit a leaf and it would do something to it I changed my cracked windshield in my mustang which cracked on its own in the winter two days later a highway cop changed lanes kicked a rock up and boom bullseye on pass side about the size of a quarter but still pissed car will rot beforw I change it again next windshield that goes in is when I turn it into a full blown race car and put lexan in
Nothing like breaking in your new truck by having a rock fly up and hit your driver's side window and window pillar while going 80 on the freeway..
Barely had this thing for two weeks before this crap. That said, has anyone had experience replacing this window pillar with the keypad? Hard to do? I've looked online and found the part but wanted to hear anyone's previous experience with something like this.
There are a couple companies (PUTCO for one) that make nice covers for the pillars. I would go that route.
This is what I used to cover the scratches and swirl marks on the pillars. The carbon fiber wraps are available in others colors and patterns. They are pre-cut to fit the pillars and not very hard to put on.
This is what I used to cover the scratches and swirl marks on the pillars. The carbon fiber wraps are available in others colors and patterns. They are pre-cut to fit the pillars and not very hard to put on.