deweyg63

There has to be moisture to rust. I used dielectric grease on my old Ram tail light connections. Haven't done it on my chevy but it is amazing stuff

Just drag your songs from the iTunes window to the SD card window. Did it last week. Put songs off an old computer on a USB flash drive too. Both are in their slots in the console and work fine

Haha! Yes, don't get baked if you need to move quickly

Also....is it better to get baked before the baking of the lenses begins?

First let me say up front that I am old. 53 in fact. I don't get the whole bake your headlights in the oven fad!?!? Never heard of it til now. Does it darken them or what? And....why do you want dark lenses reducing your vision at night? Where I live the deer are thick as phiuck! I've hit one on a bike and one last fall in my car. Not to mention coyotes, drunken idiots and other creatures. Don't get me wrong. I have no problem with anyone doing whatever they want to their vehicle. I don't get it and there is no need that I do get it. Please enlighten me on this oven baking thing you speak of

Link didn't work for me either. Just got a 2015 6.2 with the 8 speed and 10k miles. Seems like there are at least a few things causing different types of vibration. Mine was only after the truck warmed up and rhythmic vibration in the steering wheel between 45 and 70 but only at constant speed not accelerating or decelerating. Took it to the dealer on Monday. They ordered a torque converter which was installed yesterday. Smooth as silk now and the truck shifts a lot smoother as well. So anyone with the vibration I described should start with replacing the converter. As for all the people who said trucks vibrate so get used to it....I don't think so. This is my 5th truck and none of them have had a vibration like this. Also, I couldn't be happier with my local dealer. They listened to what I said and didn't jack around with tire balancing or any other petty stuff