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It will work, did the same on my VMax. Much more enjoyable on the highway. I didn't go under, just down the side against the windshield with a finger like calking a tub...very little but very effective.

Well I got underneath the trim and squished it out to the edge so it should do the job. Only reason for the mess was the end of the silicone tube broke off and began to go everywhere in the windshield.

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Took the beetle to get the battery checked and to make a long story short here's what I found out. It was sold to me as an 08, VIN says 08, owners manual says 09, door panel says 07, and it takes the smaller 07 battery... I'm confused... :lol:

 

 

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Took the beetle to get the battery checked and to make a long story short here's what I found out. It was sold to me as an 08, VIN says 08, owners manual says 09, door panel says 07, and it takes the smaller 07 battery... I'm confused... :lol:

 

 

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Built in 2007 as a 2008 model year?

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I wired up my DRLs to my parking lights while still retaining normal operation

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Im hooking up my automatic clay thrower so it will connect to the 7 pin trailer outlet on my truck on the 12v output and the ground prong so all I gotta do is hook it up and start shootin!

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Dropped the truck off at the dealership and it had to start dumping snow 6 in today and another 6 tonight...

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Well... Just got word from the stealership and looks like I have a bad Pinion bearing :nonod: so they are getting her all fixed up and I can pick it up tomorrow afternoon. Is this a common issue? My truck is just now a year old and I only have 19K on it.

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Should be done tomorrow afternoon, a little Pi**ed off because they did not or will not give me a loner vehicle, I thought that was part of the warranty when I bought a brand new truck.

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When my reat bumper was replace due to rust they gave me a rental, was a g6

 

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Should be done tomorrow afternoon, a little Pi**ed off because they did not or will not give me a loner vehicle, I thought that was part of the warranty when I bought a brand new truck.

 

Yeah I figured it was too. Maybe they don't like to give out loaners unless you ask, or did you?

 

Sent from the side of the road...

 

 

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