RamRod78

This is exactly what the Furrion adapter does. Just switches the circuit based on a signal on the running light pin. Question - Is this only on trucks with the advanced trailering app? Is the regular towing package ok? I ask as I had camera power problems, got the adapter, didn't make much difference. I found shorted cables behind the running light. Fixed that and the camera works without adapter, but signal is crap. Need to try again with adapter, but wondering if the pwm power could allow camera to work but affect range? Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

Hi all, Is this only am issue with the ProGrade trailering package? I have a new style 2019 with standard trailering kit. My camera on a new trailer (not towed with this vehicle before) didn't work, so I ordered the furrion switched 7-pin adapter. Turns out the trailer wiring behind the camera had shorted and melted to a gloopy mess. Fixed that and camera is now fine. I can't tell any difference with the adapter or without. I don't want to sell the adapter on unless I'm sure I'm good. Currently have a mix of LED & Incandescent bulbs on the trailer running light circuit. Cheers! Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

You wash them first, or straight out of the shower? [emoji16] Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

When I just went through financing my new truck, I had the finance manager pull the "You have to use our 24mth free oil and filter warranty for the rest of the warranty to be valid"... "Any DIY will void your manufacturer warranty" [emoji1787] Righty then, just give me my truck.... Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

Hey all.... I have a new '19 Elevation with 20" factory wheels. I'm starting to plan out Winter wheels and would like to drop down to 18". I see P265/65R18 listed as on optional size in the service manuals. In theory even 17" should fit given that's on the base trim, but tire-rack, etc only list 20" & 22" for options on the Elevation trim. Is there something I'm missing special to the Elevation trim?? Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

Britax makes a thicker rubber mat for under seats that has held up well in my vehicles for 3yrs without much indenting. Make sure the seats are tightly installed, compressing the foam in the seat, but unable to wiggle around. That wiggle destroys the fabric. For high-back boosters that are a bit looser, look for one of the full length protectors... Diono makes a good one that is not too expensive. Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

Just had front end PPF done on my new '19 Sierra and the detailer added a round of Feynlab Ceramic Lite. Looks real good. Only had a week or so, so can't comment on longevity, but the couple of storms we've had this week, the aquaphobic properties were obvious and better than anything I'd ever been able to achieve with wax before. Looking forward to see how easy she is to wash next weekend. Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

Hey all, Just picked up a new '19 Sierra 1500 Elevation X31... First truck and first GM vehicle since my Dad owned an Opel Cadet in the UK in the 80's. Less than a week in, already got the dashcam hardwired, PPF installed and a ceramic coating all around, tonneau on the way. This our family adventure vehicle for exploring the mountains of Alberta and beyond. Had the bikes over the back 5mins after picking her up. Cheers, RamRod78 Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk