Air Lift Wireless One Install on Ram 1500
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- If you are installing the wireless one air compressor on a newer model Ram truck, I found this location to work really well.
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It's a really cool accessory for the truck, it looks like it worked perfectly
Awesome job. I use bags on my super duty which made all the difference in the world.
I just tried them out on my recent camping trip. I could really tell a difference. Now to see how it works with the truck camper.
Looked like a good mounting spot to me. You could play tricks on the backseat passenger when their feet vibrate 😂 I have airbags on my 2500HD…you’ll like them 👍
Every now and then it will turn on for a second to maintain pressure. It scared me the first couple of times. So far it works great.
That is a slick place to put the pump.
Hidden and out of the elements.
Will last longer for you.
Safe travels.
Looking fwd to your Rhinelander videos.
(Hope Pelican Lake is part of it)😁
Oh man, Now I got to go back and fish Pelican! 😁 I put it on the list. I will give you a shout out for suggesting it when I get there. Just to verify, its about 15 miles southeast of Rhinelander, correct?
@Go Midwest Fishing yes just south of Rhinelander. Grew up vacationing there and took my kids there. It's been about 15yrs since I have been there but PB musky 52inch and my son's PB smallmouth 6 plus lbs. It was good Walleye and Perch. And outstanding Bass and Musky. We have been hoping to get back..It could have changed over the years but betting it is still very good.
Have a safe Vacation!
Great little video thanks for sharing. Enjoy Rhinelander if you’re still there in Cranston there a lake called Metonga there is a county campground ⛺️ on the southern end good perch and Northern. You will love Yellow Stone we did it last September start your day early to see elks and the steam from the road side geysers. Thanks From Wisconsin
Thanks for the tip Robert. I didn't get there yet, but I just added it to my list.
Looks like it will do the job my friend
interesting. Thanks, Rande!
Awesome!!
No where to install this critter except on the frame under the my 2020 Silverado.....I had something similar on my SS Chevelle years ago!!😎
I was originally going to put this on the frame, but there were very few spots it would fit, and it would be right next to the exhaust. Then I found this spot while cleaning my truck and had a brilliant idea!
Hey I have the same system and I have a gooseneck what would be the most wieght theses bags could Hual with a gooseneck?
These bags are rated for 5000lbs, but they do make bigger ones. It really comes down to the weight limits of your truck.
I wish you could've shown how you routed the wires to the battery
For the wiring, I just zip tied the wire along the frame, and went up to the battery through the front left wheel well.
Where did you put the grey air intake?
The air intake is next to the compressor. For some reason the parts that came with it didn't fit together, so I couldn't put the filter on it. I had to finish that part later.
Isn't it going to be incredibly annoying hearing it in the cab?
It does make some noise in the cab, but it only runs occasionally, so it doesn't bother me.
Did you not install the grey intake puck piece with the filters in it? I didnt see it