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Haha, you should look into weimaraner's man, this is my second one and I'm sold on them. They were originally bred for big game in germany like bear, mountain lions, and hogs. But now most people use them for quail or ducks now.

Yeah I looked them up on Google cause I had never heard of them and that's what it was saying. They look like they have a ton of energy all the time

 

Sent while in 'Murica...

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Yeah I looked them up on Google cause I had never heard of them and that's what it was saying. They look like they have a ton of energy all the time

 

Sent while in 'Murica...

The two i've had have both been really laid back and chill, but they do have a nice big backyard to run around in. There always willing to play and run around!
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I finally washed her and cleaned up the interior, it was way overdue. Also put in a bottle of Chevron fuel injector cleaner with the 91 octane that I loaded her up with today.

 

Tomorrow I'll take care of dressing up all of the rubber and plastics.

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Stopped by the dealer to see about buying a new rubber inlay for my console lid, and another for the storage compartment since they were missing when I bought it. Freakin $90 for the one on the lid, and $30 for the other! They're insane! Guess I'll keep checking EBay.

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Well last night I took some time to disconnect the airbag sensor plugs. I cleaned them out real good and the put a healthy amount of dielectric grease in the connection. Put it all back together and connected the battery and....dang! Still get the service air bag warning and idiot light. Well it's just going to have to go to a dealer to get a proper scan to see what's going on since the local auto parts stores say no codes stored in regards to air bags....

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Stopped by the dealer to see about buying a new rubber inlay for my console lid, and another for the storage compartment since they were missing when I bought it. Freakin $90 for the one on the lid, and $30 for the other! They're insane! Guess I'll keep checking EBay.

Check out rockauto.com. that's where I got the lid for about $30-40. And the one I got is for an 06.
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That is the stock liner that comes in the console lid

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Yes but daryl has an 06 as is why he ordered it

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I was thinking white1500 asked because maybe he thought he was missing one so figured I would throw in that tidbit of info

 

Sent while in 'Murica...

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