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Just got a call back stating that’s the adhesive they used to seal the leak. Mind you it was the glass that was leaking not the light.

I thought it was pretty bad myself, they are fixing it, I am a bit upset this is the 3rd time the truck is at the dealer for this issue. Thankfully I have another vehicle, I just can’t see what would happen if something major breaks.

Upon a better look that’s what appears to be the case. Dealer agreed and ask to bring it in this week. Hope they swap it for a new gasket and not just try to make this one fit, looks damaged in a few spots.

I was gone for work when the truck was dropped off, this was after they did a “fix” and it didn’t work so they decided to replace it. I just got back and looking at the glass it looks like crap now, any recourse on my end? Truck is a 22 limited.

Did not work on my 22. Manual also states the dealer has to do it.

Heard from the service advisor, they are not replacing the glass at all, but having the leak “fixed” by a local glass guy. I personally don’t care as long as it does not leak, but the engineers that worked on that design needs to adjustment, **** poor.

Nope. My 22 just got dropped off, the service advisor found a crack on the top plastic frame and said most likely that’s what it is, the leak was about and inch away from the crack too.

So the pump is using the same amount of energy to move oil, when the oil is 40 degrees and 220 degrees?

Cold oil is thick, the pump has to work harder to move it, thus the high oil pressure.

It’s pretty crappy if you have an iPhone I will tell you. Not sure for androids.

Perhaps. But come on! Is not new and has quite a bit of use, is not like it’s peeling or ripping. Nothing last forever. If it came across that bad, I apologize OP.

You need help bro. There’s nothing wrong with the seat cover. Best of luck.

10,000 or when the oil minder tells me to is what I do. I do drive mostly highways so I am not beating on my oil/engine.

I don’t have the bag holders under the rear seats. ☹️

I think he means when you fold them they hit the glass and looks like they move up a bit.