Mat Noel

Thanks. I finally left mine at the dealership for a week and they came up with the same thing. They said it was a failed freon flow solenoid on the compressor (whatever that is). Replaced the compressor and it freezes me out now.

Sorry this is a little late. I took my flatbed off my 2016 2500 and installed it on my 2020 3500 and the holes where the same. Only difference was 2 extra mount holes towards the rear of the frame. I welded 2 extra tabs on the flatbed to utilize these holes but it wasn't absolutely necessary.

I have the same problems. Driving around town stop and go it sucks. I replaced the fan clutch thinking it wasn't engaging since ac worked fine at highway speeds. Also replaced the fan clutch relay. No improvement. I live in an area where it would take weeks to get into the dealership and I can't be without my truck for that long so I just suffer

Mine was doing the same thing. Wifi staying on and black screen after remote starts. Unhooked both batteries for about 15 minutes and afterwards all the problems went away.

FINALLY received my carplay2air and so far so good. It occasionally disconnects for some reason but it seems to be at least as reliable as the stock Bluetooth connection on the gm vehicles (not super reliable, and once it disconnected you had to shut off the vehicle and wait for accessory power to go away before restarting). I honestly never used the airplay functionality before because of the stupidity of having to plug it in when I have wireless charging and I have to say it is pretty nice. I use waze a lot while driving (shows most of the law enforcement just before you get to them ? and this puts it on the screen which is great. Also playing podcasts is very simple and much safer to select than staring at my phone while driving. The occasional disconnect seems to be fixed by unplugging the carplay2air unit for about 15 seconds and then reconnecting.