Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you've accidentally locked the keys in your truck, and you're stuck without any tools? Well, don't worry, because, in this post, we're going to show you how to get into your locked truck without causing any damage. A few years ago, I found myself in a similar situation, and I had to figure out a way to get into my truck. It was late at night, I was driving home for Thanksgiving, and I had my puppy with me. Unfortunately, my pu

Hey everyone, it's Kevin with Guideline Industries, and today we're going to be making some lighting upgrades to my friend's Chevy Colorado. The problem with the stock setup is that when you activate the high beams, the low beams turn off. But don't worry, we're going to fix that right now. First up, let's start with an easy mod in the fuse box. We're going to find the beam select relay and make a simple change from the 30-pin to the 87-pin. This will allow power to flow from

If you're an off-roader like me, you know that the e-brake lines on your Colorado or Canyon can get hung up on rocks and cause damage. Not only that, but they can also be unsightly, especially if you have a body lift. That's why I am sharing a free mod that will relocate the e-brake lines to the top of the frame. I am going to explain the steps to remove the e-brake lines from their original location and move them to the top of the frame. They use conduit clips, which can be

Do you have a truck that you take off-roading and have been looking for the perfect ditch pod bracket? Look no further! After listening to your requests, I finally got around to designing a set of ditch pod brackets that I think you'll love! My goal was to utilize the existing hood hinge bolts, utilizing the available hardware and making sure that everything bolts into the factory locations. The problem with the stock hinges was that the thread that went into the hood was an

Hello everyone! The kit comes with a pre-made bracket with a laser etched logo, an extra nut, and clips to secure the shock. On the driver's side, we start by removing the tail light. Then, using a 13mm socket, we remove the factory bolt on the tailgate hinge and install the bracket. Next, we attach the shock and locate the top. To ensure the shock isn't holding any weight, we mark the bottom of the hole a tiny bit under center and drill a hole for the provided bolt. Finally,