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If your clock spring was the culprit of your steering wheel controls, some of the steering wheel controls could work while others don't. As far as the tailgate release, you could check the connector in the tailgate itself. To see if it gets power when you press the button in the upper console...

Are the tailgate buttons on the steering wheel?

Funny my CHMSL has never leaked. I have had it out myself 2 or 3 times and reinstalled. Once to put in white LASFIT LED bed lights. Once to put in red LASFIT LED stop light. Once when I was troubleshooting what turned out to be RF module failure. Was eliminating possibility of what some...

Where did you install it and what does it do and can you provide some pictures of the install and some supporting data?

A battery negative disconnect has been discussed a lot on these forums. It resolves a lot of issues. This is the fail-safe process: Park the vehicle giving the shark fin visibility to the sky. Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery with a 10mm open end wrench. Leave it disconnected...

Ok, let me rephrase. The only thing I use google maps for is on my phone when looking up services at home. Like a restaurant menu or phone number. For directions in my vehicles, its apple maps on car play all the way. However my wife does use google maps in the 2021 BMW via car play. And she...

Not to mention the new maps are out of date before you install them. You can't beat Google Maps or Apple Maps. They are the most up to date possible and constantly updated.

This is with nearly 100% certainty your RF hub intermittently failing. Some of them fail completely and some of them intermittently like yours. The hub is the wireless comm link from your key fob to your truck. Hopefully you have an extended warranty in force. The part itself is inexpensive...

When my truck was new I had a vibration I could feel in the steering wheel and see on my passenger seat if I looked over there while vibrating. The dealer road force balanced and then discovered I had 2 defective tires. They replaced them and re road force balanced and I could go all the way...

It's great to hear that yours is being goodwill fixed. It is by no means a cheap quick fix for the dealer. It is time consuming and a skilled job. Mine came out perfect and has been holding up for almost 2 years now. I don't use any cleaners on this one like the last one. Just a damp...

I find Mopar Total Clean works very well as it doesn't do anything to the clear coating on leather seats. Be careful not to use anything that will strip that off.

Mine failed on its own, no water intrusion. Fixed under extended warranty.

Agree 100%. The condenser requires air flow across it to do any heat exchange worth talking about. It's part of how an air conditioner system works. I can hear my electric fan running until I get up to some speed then I hear it slow down or shut off. Usually when I pull into my garage, I can...

Since I now have an iPhone and an Apple Watch Ultra, I prefer Apple Maps via Car Play. It works pretty well and also shows the directions on my watch. I don't use the watch for directions per say but for the haptics it does when a turn or message is shown. It also has the option for Google...

I had the same thought about garage monkeys before I had mine done. They did an absolute flawless job on it. Knock on wood the bubbling/delaminating has not happened to the new one yet. FYI mine was replaced under 3/36 warranty. I did visit the shop while they had it apart and it was scary...

I will check it.

Mine does the whistle mostly after I turn off the engine after running with AC on. I have done nothing about it.

Mine does this also but only at the first stop or two in the morning. Then it is fine the rest of the day.

IMO just go with this and keep the spacer and blanket: H7 AGM. That's what I did.

I don't get this. My driver side lights started acting up before 3/36 expired. Top LED tube was off, marker light wouldn't light, fog light was out. They replaced the entire headlight assembly and foglight UNDER WARRANTY. Turns out it didn't fix the problem. It was found to be the body...