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  • Birthday 08/21/1953

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    Jack
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    2020 Silverado WT with a few options

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  1. I have a 2020 Silverado raised 2 inches with the oem kit. It seems that I am experiencing more chip damage to the windshield than on any of my past trucks. I replaced the windshield this week after one of the chips that was previously repaired ended up in a long crack. I am considering a bug/hood deflector in the hope it will stop this damage. For those of you that have them, do you feel it helps with this problem? I would be gettng one from the Chevy Accessories page. The truck is ceramic coated. Thanks.
  2. Thanks for the advice. After the bedliner, I am going to look into improving the radio.
  3. I am leaning heavily towards pulling the plastic liner out.
  4. Your comments about the wheel arches and the plastic liner damaging the paint make sense.
  5. I have a 2020 Silverado Crew Cab that came new with a plastic bed liner. This truck was purchased to replace a 2008 Silverado that was mechanically sound but rusting pretty badly even though I kept it clean and waxed. Winters are tough on vehicles in Northeast Ohio. My plan is to keep this one as long as possible as I do have another vehicle I drive too. This truck has been rust-proofed and ceramic coated. I do have a hard tonneau cover on it. My question is whether or not the plastic liner will trap water underneath and cause the bed to rust. I hate to throw away a liner that costs about $400.00 from Chevy but I don't want to make a mistake I will regret later. Any advice: What would you do? Keep it or spend the money on a spray-in bed liner? TIA
  6. Thanks for the replies. I know it posted a while ago. I did learn from a video how to remove the trim panels as you suggested and it was a fairly easy process. The controller was installed in that small panel.
  7. The old line that "No good deed goes unpunished" certainly fits here. My insurance company will handle it from here. I never let him get me angry even when he accused me of touching up the paint though he was coming close. I knew then he was going to want an argument no matter what.
  8. It looks like I will have to file a claim. More damage than I thought and the father is accusing me of trying to get his insurance to pay for damage that was already there. He said that since my hitch was in, and even though it punched a hole through his bumper, his car could not have caused the corner of the bumper to be pushed down and forward. He is even claiming that he sees touch up paint (there is no such paint) under the bumper which just doesn't make sense to me. I made a huge mistake trying to keep his kid from getting a ticket.
  9. I was avoiding a goose that walked in the roadway when a young guy hit me in the rear. We had just gone through a light and I was moving very slowly when I got hit. My tow hitch was in so the real damage was to his front bumper. I just noticed that the driver side of the bumper looks to be pushed down a inch or so and doesn't line up like the other side. Is this an easy fix? I hate to get the kid's insurance involved epecially if I can just fix it myself. TIA
  10. I installed the new controller Curt sent me and everything seems to be working okay. However, I always have two blue LEDs lit even when the truck is off. They never go off. I know they don't draw much power but would like to make sure this is normal. For those of you running this controller is this correct?
  11. Turns out it came right off. I was able to drop the end of the duct and that gave me the room I needed.
  12. I installed a Curt Spectrum brake controller on my 2020 Silverado WT. The controller was placed on the top of the air/heater duct under the driver side of the dash using the two-sided tape and zip ties. Asit turns out, the controller doesn't work and Curt sent me a new one. Is there a way I can take this duct out to work on removing the controller or am I stuck working under the dash. The next one will be zip tied only. TIA
  13. Thanks.I will check that first. I was asked about the dealer programming by the company. They have already sent me a new one.
  14. I have a 2020 Silverado WT. I just purchased an older boat trailer with electric brakes. I installed a Curt Spectrum Brake Controller 51170 and used the Curt wire harness to connect to the OEM plug under the dash. Nothing is happening with the controller and there are no LED lights on the cotrol knob. Do I have to have something programmed at the dealer to get this to work? I researched it before I installed it and did not see that I needed to take it to the dealer. I know it is installed correctly. TIA
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