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I wish that my wife was buying a Ram instead of an Audi. You would have our business.

I mounted my sub amp and bypass under the drivers seat. I pulled out the ANC and the bracket that held it in place. There was just enough room. Sorry, I don't have any experience with the center console but don't see any reason for it not to work.

In 2019, my wife leased a 1yr old BMW that had about 4,300 miles on it. It was supposedly a dealer car. Either way, it has been trouble free except for the fact that it's a BMW and therefore requires it to coddled....like a "standard" brake fluid flush at 20,000 miles. WTF is that about?

I had a 2015 Bighorn with 3.21 gears. All summer I tow my 16.5' boat with 90hp motor roughly 500 miles round trip to my cabin, basically flat from Minneapolis to the Canadian border. In the winter I tow my two snowmobiles. Neither setup weighs a ton. The 2015 with 3.21 gears did just fine...

I do deal with it. It's still dumb.

Thanks. I visually inspected it when I tossed in some more gas the other day. It all looks good, but I can't say that I looked too hard previously.

It's dumb that only a 7 pin should trigger this. It should work on the 4-pin as well. It's still a trailer.

My 2021 1500 has about 20,500 miles and just threw its first code - the P0455 for Evaporative Emission System Leak Detected (large leak). Since these trucks don't have gas caps, are there any other easy things to check before I have to drag the beast into the dealer?

I've seen markings like that on alien spaceships. I hear that they come in peace...

Thanks, I appreciate the response.

If you've got a beard, that becomes the pre-filter for the crumb catcher in the truck.

I use my 4-low often. With machinery it's use it or lose it. When I pulled my boat out of the lake, I usually switch to 4-low just to get those gears some use. If I get stuck in the snow on a lake, 4-low to creep out. Now, I did notice that the OP mentioned something about turning the wheel...

You may not care for this advice, but I'm not an air mattress person. They are great to sleep on but seem to develop leaks no matter how careful you are with them. I would look for either some good sleeping pads (like you'd use in a tent) or even some high quality low profile cots. We used to...

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Similar to MoreOvalteenPlz, I put a sub under the rear passenger-side seat. I built a custom box with mdx board, glue, silicone, and some speaker fabric. It cost me all of $35 in supplies and my 10yr old daughter had fun working on a project with me. What I like is that when I need the space, I...

Yup, run a dedicated wire that is made for amps. My amp is mounted under the drivers seat with the wire running under the plastic sill plate. It then goes through the firewall directly to the battery (with an inline fuse).

I bought my Bighorn off of the lot and it has tinted windows. With that rear window tint, if I leave anything on the floor in the back of the truck nobody can see it. If you have a tonneau cover or a cap, nobody is going to break into that either unless you're hauling gold bars across the...

Good call about tonneau covers. That juncture can cause some ice buildup.

You probably need to be more specific. Are you saying that it's icing up and is tough to get it to move, but then it goes down like normal? Are you saying that it initially moves just fine but it is hard/slow to get it to complete the process of opening? Are you saying that the latch isn't...

I've been known to throw my ATV into the truck bed. I've hauled mattresses, couches, large boxes, lawn mowers, metal roofing panels, lots of wood 2x4s and 2x6s for the outhouse that I built last year, 2,500lbs of concrete for footings I made for a gazebo, etc. For all of these things, I just...