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I have UCONNECT_UAQ_8.4_QR40.1_MY18-21 found it on the Pacifica forum. ill try to get the link. the only question i have is, I have the nav 8.4, does that have different firmware? on https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2023/MC-10242779-9999.pdf it states all 8.4 use QR40.1
you can get an adapter for 9005/9006
that should be the correct socket.
https://www.amazon.com/iJDMTOY-Adapter-Headlights-Retrofit-Installing/dp/B01HNAT6SQ/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=9005+male+adapter&qid=1625923566&s=automotive&sr=1-5
I was going to mention this as well. or by completely skewing TW... 6% TW on a boat? you can tell that towable companies have been playing the same "pick a number" as the truck industry. Most of the trims above the tradesman and bighorn are not a truck "by the sticker" Id probably be fine with...
as Finn5033 and Willwork4truck mentioned, experience is key,
Growing up in the mountains of Colorado I learned to respect weather, road conditions, hairpins, and grades. I started with trailers on a farm at 9 years old towing 1 ton trailers with a 4 wheeler to get hay to cattle up in high...
Just a thought... airstreams were designed to tow by a family sedan in the 60's I'm sure those cars had more payload than your truck :ROFLMAO:
you should do what you feel comfortable with, me personally, its a few lbs...
in the event there is a mishap, +/- 100lbs will probably not be a factor...
I am planning on going with either 35% or 50% linear spring. after watching this video, and his explanations, I think its time. I still need to get to a scale to see my unloaded weight though to see if the 35% or 50% is a better fit for me, not sure if the 70% will just make it feel like a 2500...
One thought in regards to tire's limiting the payload;
I inspected my setup, with the Nexen Roadian HTX RH5 275/55R20 SL
the payload/pressure chart is:
29psi - 2121lbs
32psi - 2293lbs
35psi - 2465lbs
36psi - 2535lbs
with an axle rating of 3900lbs front and 4100lbs rear, the tires could be at...
That is nice! I wish they would have included a hidden winch. I'd rather have that than a light bar... or have an option for both? the outer pods, two inner pods, and the fairlead? Id love that!
What's the weight vs stock? I do a lot of inter state towing, last ting I need is a lot of extra...
So... I know the factory will not install this as an option since they dont want to be liable for the dumb owner that sees a gooseneck and says "it'll tow 30k"
But is there a rear frame difference between the 1500 and the 2500 where the factory plate kit mounts?
Factory plate kit: 82215840...
What is your campers max weight?
my setup for example (3875lb camper full)
Me, my wife, my kids and the dogs = 555lbs
Trailer tongue weight full= 468lbs (measured and verified on CAT scale) its 12% of total trailer weight
Camping gear (bikes, firewood, spare LP tank, spare 5 gal gas tank for...
"molecular separation and angular velocity" is commonly researched in engines, why do you think fuel injectors have changed and are more precise? why is direct injection more powerful than port? why are exhausts not square corners? why would you "Port and polish" an intake where the roughness of...
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