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Snoking · 09-29-2018, 05:34 PM

I did my own 3 years ago on our 2015. I drilled the first pilot hole and then used a bent piece of wire to feel around for the correct centering of the hole saw. I then did my offsets off this first hole. 3 3/4" was ordered from Amazon as it is not a standard size stocked at box stores.

https://www.amazon.com/MK-Morse-MHS6...3%2F4+hole+saw

I lifted the bed only a few inches one side at a time and no hoses had to be disconnected. The bed bolts were VERY tight with a loc-tight stuff on them OEM.

Having a helper would make it a 2 hour job. I did it myself including the 7 pin outlet in 4 hours.

Chris

09-29-2018, 05:34 PM	#10
Snoking Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Lake Stevens Posts: 764	I did my own 3 years ago on our 2015. I drilled the first pilot hole and then used a bent piece of wire to feel around for the correct centering of the hole saw. I then did my offsets off this first hole. 3 3/4" was ordered from Amazon as it is not a standard size stocked at box stores. https://www.amazon.com/MK-Morse-MHS6...3%2F4+hole+saw I lifted the bed only a few inches one side at a time and no hoses had to be disconnected. The bed bolts were VERY tight with a loc-tight stuff on them OEM. Having a helper would make it a 2 hour job. I did it myself including the 7 pin outlet in 4 hours. Chris __________________ 2019 Laredo 225MK for travel. Bighorn 3575el summer home in Washington, Park Model with Arizona Room for winters. 2015 RAM 3500 SRW CC SB Aisin Laramie