TheDave29

Not that I am aware. I drove for several hours towing the camper with that damn thing going off. Checked all the connections and could not make it go off when doing so. Spent 5 hours one trip with it doing it over and over. When we stopped I checked the 7 pin connection, no issue there. I also checked out all the trailer wiring and nothing found there either. Hooked up again 5 days later and the problem just disappeared.

Managed to burn some rubber off with my ~7000 lb camper attached in a walmart parking lot in front of about 30 friends of mine. Needless to say they were impressed.

The cig lighter in the covered console is only on with the Truck and RAP (Retained Accessory Power). Regards, David

Stars_Fan I got it from Donald Hardy, Product Specialist 1-888-855-4621 Ext. 415 autocustoms.com Keep an eye on their site usually they run a 10% discount on Sundays. I was able to get mine for $380.00. But that was after purchasing a Pop N Lock, Tonneau Cover and the AMP Power running boards. BEDRUG Full Bedliner Part Number: BRC07CCK Sale Price: $413.25 http://autocustoms.com/p-511-bedrug-full-bedliner.aspx?submodel=&submodel2=5.8%20ft%20Bed&submodel3= Regards, David

Finished the BedRug install last night. Now it is time to clean the truck again. Regards, David

Mike 1220 see this post. It is much easier than the old way. http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/156839-assist-steps-running-boards-nerf-bars/?p=1454393

Install was not too bad. Things to watch out for. When you attach the motors to the arms make sure they are not fully extended or it is a pain to tighten bolt 10. I found that you could easily attach the motor to the arm once the arm is attached to the truck. But you must attach it before you attach the running boards. I would also complete all steps including the LED lighting attachments then do the running boards. This is so that you do not have to be a contortionist to wire tie them up after the running boards are on. I would put the running boards on LAST once everything else is in

OK OK here is the proof. The POP N LOCK, well you will just have to take my word on it. It was smart on my part to wait to install that when I did the boards since I had to route the wiring and essentially remove the same interior pieces. I have the truck BedRug coming later today and I will install that soon with the weather sealing kit for the tailgate and the foam blocks under the side rails. It is a little dirty since we had a ton of rain here last night and into this morning. Extended Retracted LED lighting PNP connector. Wow did not see the smudges before this picture w

Installed my Plug and Play Amp power boards, the Pop and Lock and the GM under seat box. Just waiting for my bed rug to get here and I will be all set with this truck for now. Regards, David

So I installed my AMP Plug and Play boards today. I think I almost ran the battery down playing with them and watching them work. Awesome product. Regards, David

SHHHH don't tell anyone. I can see well enough to know where the back end of the setup is. Total camper size hitch to rear bumper is 30' 7". I am waiting on the CIPA 2014 slip on mirrors. They stated that they are tooling up for a run of them now and expect them to be out in 60-90 days. Until then I will most likely get a cheap pair of those suction cup extension mirrors. I just did not like the look of the "trailer mirrors". I do not plan on driving around much of a long distance for now anyways. Regards, David

Just picked up my 2014 Grey Wolf 26DBH. Got the truck so I could get a bigger trailer. I am not disappointed at all with how my truck is towing this. Had the setup weighed. My 383 miles down to get the trailer I got 22.5 MPG running around 75 MPH. On the way back running around 60-70 MPH I got 10.5 MPG. Can not complain at all. Love this setup. For those that are interested here is my scale sheet with a full tank of gas and the camper stock from dealer. Steer Axle 3100 lb Drive Axel 3780 ib Trailer axel 4980 ib Gross weight 11860 ib Regards, David

Just picked up my 2014 Grey Wolf 26DBH. Got the truck so I could get a bigger trailer. I am not disappointed at all with how my truck is towing this. Had the setup weighed. My 383 miles down to get the trailer I got 22.5 MPG running around 75 MPH. On the way back running around 60-70 MPH I got 10.5 MPG. Can not complain at all. Love this setup. For those that are interested here is my scale sheet with a full tank of gas and the camper stock from dealer. Steer Axle 3100 lb Drive Axel 3780 ib Trailer axel 4980 ib Gross weight 11860 ib Regards, David

I was told that I should have a shipping tracking number later today. Here is to hoping. Regards, David

I just picked up my LTZ CC 6.2. max tow 4x4 Monday. I just went and measured and it is from the ground to the top of the open tail gate 35 1/4 inches on a flat surface.