RAM AIR 3 falling apart
04-13-2004, 09:47 AM
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RAM AIR 3 falling apart
I can't keep he part that connects to the top of the tube (air sensor??) connected. It came glued, but WILL NOT stay together. I've tried different kinds of epoxys (as suggested by the maker of the Scooty Air systems), but can't keep it on there. There's a gap that's probably sucking in some crap. Anyway, has anyone found a fix for this?
Anyone want to buy my Ram Air 3 for cheap? I'd like to keep it, but I'm sick trying to rig this thing on my $40K truck.
I'll take pics tonight if anyone needs to know what I'm talking about.
Anyone want to buy my Ram Air 3 for cheap? I'd like to keep it, but I'm sick trying to rig this thing on my $40K truck.
I'll take pics tonight if anyone needs to know what I'm talking about.
04-13-2004, 11:14 AM
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Hey there!
We've actually modified the couplers for the Ram Air III now, so the sensor block problem is gone. If you can email me your name and address, I'll make sure a new coupler gets sent out to you ASAP.
Rod
We've actually modified the couplers for the Ram Air III now, so the sensor block problem is gone. If you can email me your name and address, I'll make sure a new coupler gets sent out to you ASAP.
Rod
04-13-2004, 02:54 PM
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Yeah that is good!
I can see Rod frantically dialling Scotty's number...."Hey man, WARNING! ISSUE ON DTR SITE!...damage control, damage control! ASAP!
....only kidding guys. excellent response time. Haven't seen many that would do that......good job. - JKE
I can see Rod frantically dialling Scotty's number...."Hey man, WARNING! ISSUE ON DTR SITE!...damage control, damage control! ASAP!
....only kidding guys. excellent response time. Haven't seen many that would do that......good job. - JKE
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04-13-2004, 03:43 PM
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Originally posted by MCummings
Looks like Rod and Scotty had to use the Red BatPhone for this one.. Or was it the batlight?
hehe
Merrick
Looks like Rod and Scotty had to use the Red BatPhone for this one.. Or was it the batlight?
hehe
Merrick
At ease.
04-13-2004, 05:36 PM
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As it has been said in other posts of this nature.
If you have a problem with ANY of your products. Please consult your vendor first before posting about the problem. We all should hear unbiased opinions about the products, but we should allow the vendor to fix the problem at first blows.
Good job boys..
J-eh
If you have a problem with ANY of your products. Please consult your vendor first before posting about the problem. We all should hear unbiased opinions about the products, but we should allow the vendor to fix the problem at first blows.
Good job boys..
J-eh
04-13-2004, 06:25 PM
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Originally posted by Push Rod
We've actually modified the couplers for the Ram Air III now, so the sensor block problem is gone.
We've actually modified the couplers for the Ram Air III now, so the sensor block problem is gone.
Merrick
Sheep phone, penguin radio,,, got it!
04-13-2004, 08:36 PM
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Originally posted by Lil Dog
As it has been said in other posts of this nature.
If you have a problem with ANY of your products. Please consult your vendor first before posting about the problem. We all should hear unbiased opinions about the products, but we should allow the vendor to fix the problem at first blows.
Good job boys..
J-eh
As it has been said in other posts of this nature.
If you have a problem with ANY of your products. Please consult your vendor first before posting about the problem. We all should hear unbiased opinions about the products, but we should allow the vendor to fix the problem at first blows.
Good job boys..
J-eh
I praised the system and costumer service when I got it on this forum, and will do again when this is fixed.
Sheesh
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