OK bs
huh, what I heard was that it wasn't mandatory to "keep" one. All new vehicles must be sold with one, but doesn't mean you have to have it on to be legal, but that if you do have one on the vehicle, it must be functioning. In other words, if you leave it on but unplug it or bulb is out then that's a problem. But that's just what I have heard on here.
Originally Posted by Coondog33
Hey guys. Just a thought. In OK the third brake light is mandatory. Before I trimmed mine my buddy looked it up in his OHP manual. Now that doesn't mean they'll stop you. Just FYI.
lol
So, is there no latch pin for the latch? Looking at it closer, you see a hole near the powder coated portion of the latch, almost like a pin was supposed to slide down into that hole to make sure it didn't unlatch... I didn't see a latch pin, and looking at your picture I don't see one either. odd 
Also, what is the "grinding may be needed" step on the lower bump stop alignment to prevent the tailgate from denting?
Does you tailgate close freely? I guess my gate still isn't aligned right, because it needs to be slamed shut
I must say, this OR-Fab tire carrier sucks already. I haven't even finished installing it yet and I want to send it back

Also, what is the "grinding may be needed" step on the lower bump stop alignment to prevent the tailgate from denting?
Does you tailgate close freely? I guess my gate still isn't aligned right, because it needs to be slamed shut

I must say, this OR-Fab tire carrier sucks already. I haven't even finished installing it yet and I want to send it back

The "Grinding may be needed" is on the lower part of the carrier - you'll notice a round lump of rubber - like a stopper. Once you have it aligned, see if the rubber pushes/touches the metal - it should just need to touch and rest against the metal, not push into it - if need be, grind some of the rubber off to make it sit right, but make sure you don't take too much off.
Yes, my tailgate opens and closes freely - just like it did before the carrier - it's not hard to align that up - it's just hard to do it if you don't have it secured. Like I said in a previous post - what helped me is that I aligned the tailgate after making sure it was shut, latched and locked. Having one end secure made it easy to see where the bolts needed to be, and then I tweaked it just a little once it was aligned.
I thought OK doesn't have a mandatory 3rd Brake Light law - but if the vehicle has a 3rd Brake Light, but the light was out - you could get pulled over for a brake light out - just like you could with the regular brake lights. There are plenty of vehicles made without 3rd Brake Lights? 
huh, what I heard was that it wasn't mandatory to "keep" one. All new vehicles must be sold with one, but doesn't mean you have to have it on to be legal, but that if you do have one on the vehicle, it must be functioning. In other words, if you leave it on but unplug it or bulb is out then that's a problem. But that's just what I have heard on here.
. I guess I could ask the Chief of Police or the OHP Superintendent the next time I see them at the dealership to see what it really is.
What lift are you going with? Brand and size?
Awesome!!!
What lift are you going with? Brand and size?
What lift are you going with? Brand and size?
"overland" style but with pretty good capabilities off road as well
I figured I can always throw on upper and lower CAs later if need be.
Originally Posted by interceptor_1972
You mean you'd have to give them a reason to stop you before they'd see it wasn't there? 



LMAO. I've been pulled over a few times and nothing was said about a 3rd brake light ....I guess we are rebels
Ain't that the truth. Like they say - if you can't be good, be good at being bad


