The H3T Spare Tire... FYI

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Jul 8, 2025 | 12:35 PM

#11

Muffy

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Joined: Dec 2009

Posts: 12

2010 H3T Alpha, still going!

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Originally Posted by Doc Olds

Perhaps you are missing that you are posting in a FIFTEEN YEAR OLD THREAD and those guys are long gone from here???????????????

I'm still driving mine!

Jul 8, 2025 | 12:36 PM

#12

Muffy

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I should try mine again - been years since I tested it last

Jul 8, 2025 | 08:01 PM

#13

hummerz

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Joined: Jul 2012

Posts: 8,907

From: C-Town

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Originally Posted by Geoanimal

Listen I know it’s an old thread yet I hope of trying to solve my current issue with my spare tire cable bring stuck.

I've never needed a spare tire therefore I don't carry that extra weight when driving. Here's a video that may help you?:

Jul 8, 2025 | 08:47 PM

#14

Geoanimal

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Joined: Apr 2013

Posts: 51

From: Huntsville, AL

Thank you for the video

Will try that this weekend. Video made me have the face palm moment.

Thank you guys for the assistance cause I was not looking forward to find a replacement spare tire cable assembly.

Jul 9, 2025 | 08:50 AM

#15

bronxteck

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Posts: 3,181

From: BX NY North East

we had to cut the one loose from underneath the bed on the 2011 RAM 1500. it would not come down nomatter what we did.

Jul 9, 2025 | 03:01 PM

#16

hummerz

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Originally Posted by bronxteck

we had to cut the one loose from underneath the bed on the 2011 RAM 1500. it would not come down nomatter what we did.

Since back in the 70's I've often had to use the gas wrench on those CHISLERS'
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