Will this work in a 2015 3500 dodge ram dually with flares and do you have to drill?
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No, for a dually, you will need part # 82212073AC. This will require some minor drilling. Thank you for shopping with Steve White Motors.Josh
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No these are designed for a rear single wheel axle. For the dually you will need Mopar part number 82212073AC which will require some drilling. If you have any further questions you can reach me at 1-800-626-4838.Thanks,RonKelly's Chrysler Center
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You might want to use all four sensors and keep it apart as specified to get the benefit out of it. The indicator display that goes on the dashboard will tell you where the the blocking object is. Drilling will hardly go wrong.. I did it for the first time and it worked ok. At first I thought it doesn't work as I did not pay attention to the up arrow on the sensors. I had to rotate it get the arrow to point upwards so that the sensor would properly work. If you keep the sensor and control box on your license plate, I am not sure where you hide the wires and the control box itself..
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I had to drill additonal holes for the mounting bolts on my 2006 F350. The four outside bolts (two on each side) line up perfectly with the bumper mounting bolts. The four inside bolt positions need to be drilled into the truck mounting area. I used a 1/4 bit for a pilot hole then used a titanium step bit to compelte the job. It was fairly easy and I did it in the driveway. Also, be advised on an F350 with fog lights the fog lights have to come off as does the front license plate bracket. The fog lights cannot be re-mounted and I had to move my front license plate elsewhere on the bumper. I had to drill additonal holes for the mounting bolts on my 2006 F350. The four outside bolts (two on each side) line up perfectly with the bumper mounting bolts. The four inside bolt positions need to be drilled into the truck mounting area. I used a 1/4 bit for a pilot hole then used a titanium step bit to compelte the job. It was fairly easy and I did it in the driveway. Also, be advised on an F350 with fog lights the fog lights have to come off as does the front license plate bracket. The fog lights cannot be re-mounted and I had to move my front license plate elsewhere on the bumper.
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When you order the EASYlift be sure to give all the data they ask for about your make/model/ etc. This is NOT a "one size fits all product". My Dodge is a dually with a large hole in the middle of the tailgate for the three light bar wiring. I had to drill a separate hole on my installation.
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My 2011 Dodge Ram came with a plug that I had to wire to this. My Dodge plug had simple instructions, and then it plugged in the truck below the dash. If you have the adapter for your Silverado, then it should work fine. I think most auto part stores sell them. I hope this helps.
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It should work on your truck. Depending upon how deep the tonneu cover sits down in the bed. There is some minor drilling just for the screws that hold the brackets on. There are already indents where the bracket screw holes will go. Nice product. Works well on my 2012 Ram shortbed.
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I had mine installed at the (Dodge) dealership along with a factory trailer towing wiring harness. Not aware of what else they may have needed to install it. It works great. I believe this type of item should be done professionally.
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Installed mine in a Crossfire without drilling any holes. The biggest job is finding the right wires on the tail lights. Otherwise very easy installation.
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Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance behind the bumper. I get a lot of comments on mine as it is a great accent to an already beefy looking truck! Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance... » Read More Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance behind the bumper. I get a lot of comments on mine as it is a great accent to an already beefy looking truck! « Show Less
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I'm honestly not sure best bet would be to call your local auto store and ask the bulb # for your vehicle then order on amazon my dodge ram 1500 takes 9007 wich is a high low on one bulb some vehicles take a high and a low beam light
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Chances are you will need to buy an adaptor kit. It depends on the thread size on your dodge.
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It was real easy no drilling at all. You will have to take the brake light out to undo some clips on the factory fuel cap thing and install the new one. The instructions recommend you use a torque wrench so you don't over tighten and crack the plastic. You can download the instructions from quadratec and decide if is too hard, just search for fuel door on the quadratec web site.
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I have 2014 dodge ram 1500 outdoorsman there is no drilling required the support is only from the bottom ,to stiff it up they need to make a stiffener of sorts but I would not drill threw the bumper
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Yes they will fit with the factory mud flaps and no you do not have to drill any holes. If you look under your cab there are several openings covered with tape that mounting brackets slide into. 2014 Ram Crew Cab Lone Star Edition
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It should fit, I mounted mine on a 97 grand Cherokee. No drilling required, it mounts with 3m two sided tape. It's a straight forward install.
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no on my f150 2012 lariat with factory flare you have to drill them on .the flaps will not work .hope this will helps
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Sorry, don't know the answer as I have a 2007 Dodge Ram. BUT ! if you don't have a current 7 pin connector then this would be a new "install" and it should fit. Just make sure that you have room where you're going to put it. If there is all-ready a 7 pin plug, just crawl under the back end. They're really easy to "replace". Some trucks/SUV's have a "cap" covering the hole where you can fit one in. The question is...is your truck/suv pre-wired?