Lock your tailgates people!!!!!
#31
Member
The factory lock is easily punched out. The added Master lock is just that extra step enough to deter a thief to target easier pickings. The hose clamp is also easily removed with a flat head screw driver and a small ball peen hammer.
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#34
Beer, Boats, and Trucks.
#35
Hardest part is mounting the actuator. They sell kits, but they are pricey.
Locate the two wires for the passenger door and splice your two wires from the new actuator on to it and there you go. There are more complicated ways to do it, but aside from the mounting, its a two wire install.
#36
Senior Member
Hardest part is mounting the actuator. They sell kits, but they are pricey.
Locate the two wires for the passenger door and splice your two wires from the new actuator on to it and there you go. There are more complicated ways to do it, but aside from the mounting, its a two wire install.
Locate the two wires for the passenger door and splice your two wires from the new actuator on to it and there you go. There are more complicated ways to do it, but aside from the mounting, its a two wire install.
#37
Senior Member
Make sure you lube them up regularly. Or don't live in salt states lol.
#38
Senior Member
I just ordered the Pop n Lock kit for mine. $87 US through Amazon.
That way, at least it will lock and I won't have to think about going to it with the key all the time.
That way, at least it will lock and I won't have to think about going to it with the key all the time.
#39
Senior Member
This cost my dealer $20,000!
PRINCETON, WV (WVVA) Police are searching for two white males responsible for stealing 20 thousand dollars worth of tailgates from Ramey Ford and East River Auto Motors in Princeton.
According to deputies with the Mercer County Sheriff's office, the two men stole eight tailgates from the dealerships and a camper top from a Toyota. Deputies also added that the suspects used a lifted Dodge pick-up truck with after fog lights on the front.
If you have any information on this case please contact Corporal E.P. Parks with the Mercer County Sheriff's Office.
According to deputies with the Mercer County Sheriff's office, the two men stole eight tailgates from the dealerships and a camper top from a Toyota. Deputies also added that the suspects used a lifted Dodge pick-up truck with after fog lights on the front.
If you have any information on this case please contact Corporal E.P. Parks with the Mercer County Sheriff's Office.
#40
Senior Member
Update to above post- crime solved!
UPDATE: Two men have been arrested in connection with the theft of truck tailgates worth an estimated $20,000.
Justin Henley, 20, and Joshua Sells, 22 were arrested on Friday by Mercer County Sheriff Don Meadows, Det. W.E. Rose, and Cpl. E.P. Parks.
All seven tailgates were recovered. The thefts occurred at Ramey Ford in Princeton and East River Auto Motors.
Justin Henley, 20, and Joshua Sells, 22 were arrested on Friday by Mercer County Sheriff Don Meadows, Det. W.E. Rose, and Cpl. E.P. Parks.
All seven tailgates were recovered. The thefts occurred at Ramey Ford in Princeton and East River Auto Motors.