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Hey there Daigua, were you successful getting the 48v battery replaced under the emissions warranty? I just started having that same code pop up. Thanks, B

Thanks for the info. Where in the cab did you end up mounting the radio body? I'm looking for a good spot for a new Yaesu FT300d. Also wondering how you got a good ground plane on the antenna? Thanks, B (KB9TLL)

I'd check out a local custom shop. They should be able to replicate that easily. That's what I did for the graphics on my truck. Local shop did them all custom. B

You may be able to get it positioned well enough to let you open it. I can, with some effort, open mine without opening the clamshell, but I haven't tried closing it that way for fear of screwing up the rubber seal. B

That appears to be by design. I have to open my back clamshell, too, to get the tailgate down. To me, it's worth it for the water resistance. B

Sorry for the delay! I've been traveling a lot for work, so haven't been able to contribute for a few months. I don't have the drawing file, unfortunately. A local shop did the graphics for me (in Northwest Indiana), and did a killer job. I get comments about the graphics all the time...

Same thing happens to me. The Forum link in the upper left of the home screen just refreshes the home screen, both on my desktop and my mobile browser (Safari). I got here by clicking a link from a prior notification of a post reply. Thanks, B

I'll take some pictures when I'm back near the truck, too. B

Ok folks, I have an interesting one for you - I have a Diamondback HD cover (which ROCKS). The middle clamps have depressed the plastic bed rail covers, though, to the point that they're visibly depressed. It's entirely possible (likely) I overtightened the clamps in my effort to keep them...

I don't remember off the top of my head which one specifically, but probably 41 or 42. Any of the ignition power ones should work. B

I've been having this same problem since not long after I got my truck early this year. It's been to the dealer multiple times, with no solution. I have found one myself, though - this only happens to me if I use the keyless entry feature (i.e., grabbing the door handle to unlock the truck)...

Just don't squeeze the nutserts TOO tight, or it will dimple the metal. I'd suggest practicing a bit on scrap steel if you have some. I definitely had to drill out the holes a bit to relieve the spray in bed liner. Had I know that the holes were hexagonal, I'd have tried to scrape off the bed...

Mine was working perfectly, up until today. CarPlay was working (I was listening to music through it, and had the map going), and I plugged the charging dock for my earpiece into the second USB port to charge it. As soon as I did that, it disconnected the phone, and CarPlay hasn't worked...

Mine has been working fine, until this afternoon. Prior to this afternoon, I'd plug my phone in and it would connect to CarPlay automatically immediately. This afternoon, while CarPlay was working perfectly, I plugged in another device (my bluetooth headset base/charger) into the second USB...

I'm interested in a group buy, as well. Thanks, B

I've never tried mine to see if it works, so you may not be missing anything! AAA has a few roadside assistance options I think. It might be something to think about if you're traveling a lot. The last time I used roadside assistance it was when I blew (and completely shredded) the run flat...

I would have been thinking about the same thing. Give some thought to a carry methodology that puts the gun on your person, even if it's your smaller LCP. Dene Adams makes some great options for women to carry. The other thing to think about if you have Uconnect is the SOS button (or whatever...

Lock'er Down has a couple of choices: https://www.lockerdown.com/c-134-gun-magnets.html

That's a good idea for that use case for sure. That safe will be a great place for that larger gun for that scenario. LCP is a great little gun. Definitely good thinking to have a bit more power than the .380 if it's accessible, as it certainly would be in the situation you've described...

I thought about that, too, but it depends on the kind of foam you're using. If it's high density foam sheets simply lining the inside walls, that could be used in conjunction with a magnet. The only purpose of the foam is to a) avoid the gun sliding around in the safe; and b) protect the gun...