TechSTL

The title pretty much says it all. Looking for a set with clear lenses.

My set (84263802) showed up and I installed them ~2 weeks ago. Everything went fine except I'm not sure if the liner is supposed to be completely inside the bedside or be pinched between the mud flap and bed at the bottom. I chose the former.

Everyone votes with their wallets. On this thread, you seem to be the minority. But really... "who cares lol?". I see people offering help by providing a link to converters but that doesn't mean they think JS1 is foolish for wanting 12v built in. If my '22 had a 12v connection, I'd probably only use it a handful of times. Had it not been for this thread, I'd probably have grabbed my radar detector on my way out the door of a long trip and not realized I didn't have a port. Thanks to JS1, now I know I have to buy a converter and give up some console space.

I was also told they were on backorder for months. However, I found a set of part 84263802 in stock. Fingers crossed.

You realize that your opinion isn't the only reasonable opinion? Some of us would rather have an outlet than to have a converter.

I just got my 2022 Sierra and it was produced when these weren't available. Does anyone know which part number is correct? 84263801 84263802

That is pretty disappointing. Don't all modern radar detectors still use them? I have mine hard-wired in one of my cars, but I use the 12v plug when I want to use it to another vehicle.

Seems like a defective remote _or_ you had a chemical on your hand that doesn't play nicely with the rubber fob.

Got my truck back today. All is well.

I took it in for the airbag sensors, but the dealer kindly "fixed" my odometer peek issue. First time they did the odometer fix, they loaded my cluster with a Chevy file (my truck is a GMC). The 2nd time I took it back, they said they couldn't access the site to download the correct file for my truck. I took it back today at 8:00 am. I called about 30 mins ago and they told me that the only guy who knew how to do it was gone today. They are going to do a conference call with someone who can walk them through the process. If the truck isn't fixed today, I'm reporting my experience to GM.

I took mine in for the 3rd time for the same recall.

Interestingly enough, the 2.5" kit says to put the nuts on the bottom. http://www.roughcountry.com/install/92130300.pdf

Fold-A-Cover G4 Elite. The jury is still out as to whether it was worth $800. I like that it locks and opens front and back, but I don't like how the weather strip for the tailgate has to fill a large gap between the cover and the tailgate. Also, when the cover is closed, the end pieces and the middle hinge stick up above the rails.

I live in a metro area and haven't had any noticeable degradation in FM reception from other vehicles.

A local Line-X dealer did it for me. It took them less than an hour. The surface was dry within seconds.