theatasigma

Thanks, I will check it out, I was wondering where I would mount a couple switches for lights, that location just makes sense, all nice and neat!

How difficult is it to get that panel off? That is a smart mounting location.

Interesting, I was just at the dealer yesterday as my thermostat housing had cracked and it drained out 2/3rds of my coolant. They never mentioned that, they fixed the thermostat and its connections and refilled my coolant. I was up in Maine for the holiday weekend so it wasn't my normal dealer, but I will check with the dealer in NH where I bought the truck and see what they know of this.

That doesn't look too bad for a mounting bracket. I would consider them as an option.

Yeah my bottom third of both lights are fogged up, just noticed this when I picked up gas. What caused me to look was when I was on the highway, the light was going from the normal white to a yellow hue. I thought I had something on the front of the truck. Not sure what is going on, no warnings or codes when I plugged in a reader. Going to call the local dealer (out of town for the weekend) and see if it something that needs to be fixed right away, or I will wait until I get home and bring it to the dealer I bought it from.

Just got my truck bed lined with Rhino Liner, and got a new Access Lorado cover. Cleans up the truck nicely.

Thank you that makes things easier.

I am thinking tap into the solenoid wires for the high beam shutter, I am assuming this is always has current running through those wires when the high beams are on. Then they have no current when they move to low beams. Not sure, I am looking to putting some led pods behind the grill for high beams, if there is another way that is easier I am for it.

I wonder if it is a harmonic balance (well imbalance) in the engine? Starting combustion on two cylinders could be whats causing this. A V6 is more harmonically balanced than a V4, even though this is a V6, you still have to account for a lack of combustion. Do you notice it more when you mash the gas or when it transitions to go up a hill or something?