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I have a v6 with RC 3.5” M1. I lowered it by 1 clip to compensate for the weight difference from the v8. I’ve had it for almost 2 years with no issues.
The uc4 and uc5 lvds cables are pinned differently, and not compatible. I tried using a uc4 on mine originally and the screen would not turn on. I couldn’t locate a uc5 cable so I cut mine and resoldered the wires in the correct order and now the screen works.
So when the drivers side stub shaft has play, the bearings that are in the differential don’t need to be replaced? Does the shaft just become that worn that it causes play? When doing just the drivers side is there fluid loss to be concerned about?
I used Alfa to change the tire size. It makes the speedo read correctly, adjusts shift points and it will show the mileage more accurately for the increased tire size.
Did you reprogram for the tire size? I run 35s on my v6 too and usually runs at about 2k on the highway, but hunts for 8th gear a lot. I noticed a huge change after reprogramming compared to how it was after just swapping tires. I’ve put about 60k since the lift and tires without any issues this...
I think it’s software. When I had 27.46 CarPlay worked great wired but wireless was questionable when using anything other than the factory nav. The last 2 software updates make CarPlay unavailable as often as it is available. I’ve tried different phones, different cables and get the same...
When you programmed your truck did you also turn on the mirror indicators? Did you install mirrors with the indicators? I did the tail light swap and wiring and programmed everything with the intent of adding mirrors later and had the same error. I turned off the mirror indicators and ran with...
Question for those that have replaced stub shafts. I see there are bearings that come with the passenger side, but I don’t see any for the drivers side. Is there any sort of bearing that gets replaced on the drivers side? Mine has a lot of play and I can’t really tell if it’s between the cv and...
Adapter cable is the easiest way. I think the black and gray have different key ways so they won’t just plug in. Also the pin locations are not in the same order, so you either repin or use the adapter that already does it so that it just plugs in and is done
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