robman8023

I didn't think the passenger side mirror had auto-dim. Am I wrong? I have rear view and driver's side in my SLT All Terrain that dim, but not the passenger side...

It'll probably be my first and last GM truck. I can accept issues, but not a lack of accountability or a desire to make it right in a meaningful way for your customers. At 42 pages and counting this is a real issue that needs to be addressed in a meaningful way, or fixed entirely. If that means a free XM subscription for 3 years so be it. Edit: I just made it 43 pages and counting ha.

Minor update: Got the GM customer survey to fill out online and indicated the FM Radio issue (among other things). I got a call back the next day and went over my answers and they gave me an opportunity to further describe the issue. She extended 1 year of OnStar to make up for my dissatisfaction, but I don't recall her specifically stating they were going to share my feedback with the appropriate department; though I assume they will. I'm still awaiting my first oil change to bring it to their attention. I did try removing and re-installing the antenna mast, and noticed while secure (with thread locker), it wasn't fully seated. I screwed it completely down, and accomplished nothing measurable in my brief test ride, aside from messing up the black paint on the base of the antenna.

Are there any real-world benefits to a CAI or is it mostly cosmetic? When I was in there adding HIDs the filter box assembly snorkels out of the engine bay, so they kind of already are "cold-air" intakes. Unless the filters and pipes are narrower and more restrictive on the stock assembly, I can't imagine any gains other than cosmetic, but I'm new to pickups so maybe you guys have actual dyno runs etc to support them...

Hate mine too. Like only Rayban Aviators fit. smh.