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Same issue, not on my 2019, but on my 21 Tahoe. Takes about 5-10 minutes to "index". Although we had the same issue on our 16 Tahoe with carplay as well. I think its an Apple issue vs. truck issue. Definitely annoying because you cant change songs, forcing you to open your phone and do it that way.

Its not people buying trucks for fuel economy, its EPA fuel regulations they have to meet. If they can gain 1 mpg better with them, thats all they need. As for Ford shopping, they have the same shutters as GM, and also have issues. Let the service dept figure it out, its not normal operation.

2019 5.3 w/ 50k. Valve body replaced at 32k, Motor idles slightly rough, still shifts like garbage.

Theres a reason the 2500 / 3500 frames are taller - so the motor / Allison can fit. All previous gen 1500 diesel swaps typically had a body lift in them for the extra space. But aside from height, the engine bay is the same size from 1500 thru 2500. And yes - much beefier suspension. Frame would hold it with some mount modifications.

GM has nothing to do with it, Harley does. Besides that, the truck looks to be a SLE, not even SLT. For $95k I want every option.

I bought an anker usb-c to lightning cable and my iPhone X charges way faster than the usb connection.

While I agree it’s dangerous to not be able to see in front of the vehicle, that’s where a good driver and not just technology comes into play. Your lifted truck is probably no higher than a stock 2500

Hey I don’t think ford even offers it as an option, so don’t complain if it is available.

Power tow mirrors on a truck that has regular power mirrors is one thing. Adding a feature like power fold is a different animal. I’ve looked at the connectors and pinouts, the driver and passenger switches need to be switched out, along with the door harness. Then obviously the mirrors. I have not seen any signal wires on the cab side of the connector so it may communicate thru Lan. If that’s the case, I don’t have a clue if programming would be needed, and if it does, good luck finding a dealer to do it because it’s not just checking a box for the option.

Nobody has successfully done it yet but you’ll need both driver and passenger mirrors, window switches and door harnesses. No guarantees it will work - there may be additional wires run inside the cab. I’ve explored the pinouts and I think it’s possible, just haven’t invested the ~$1200 for all the parts.

Or it’s called being an enthusiast. Who cares. It may look stupid to many, but if he wants them, let him have it. You need to pull up a 2020hd vin, call the dealer with it and order the 3 lights and wiring harness that goes down the a pillar to the junction box in the kickpanel just like the other body styles.

Like I stated, you need more parts, and a dealer that knows what to do and most don’t. And it’s not their fault, for the 1-2 customers max they’ll ever get who want to do this, it’s not worth their or your time to figure it out. They can’t call tech line and ask them either.

Yep. That’s obvious. No way did the stock tire do it

I don’t believe any are available yet because they can’t be tuned yet.

The front camera plugs into a module behind the rear seat on vehicles equipped that way from the factory. I couldn’t tell you if your truck has that module or not, but it’s going to be pricey for parts. The other hard part will be finding a dealer who is capable of programming. It’s not a simple checkbox to add a camera. They would have to trick the truck into thinking it was a LTZ or HC with the option