Rob Mugs

Had the same issue when I bought mine. The hard plastic matts got caught on top of the pedal and I hadn't noticed. Truck refused to start

Maybe if you're running a TON of power? I have had my truck with the stocker on past 120 and no issues with the mythical "exploding shaft" Of course, this was done at a track

Are you able to install Pandora or Spotify on the new head units? If so, you can likely say "Hey Google, play ****** on Pandora"

If "I" were to do it, I'd go with this general idea. Page 13 has the pinout to the BCM EDIT: I can't tell if these are "always on" or on when the doors are open. It says to verify functionality by opening the door with the light sensor covered but then says they're on while driving. Might need a different pin? I'd still go to the BCM myself though Denali illumimated door sills.pdf

I have started having an issue where the fob isn't detected and asks me to put it in the cupholder. While swapping out the battery seems like a no-brainer, I am curious as to why I can start my truck from a block away if the battery is taking a dump. Anyone else have this issue? Was it just the battery? Truck is now about 2 years old

They're not on there unfortunately

They should make one with chasing reds.... Silverado KITT

Thanks for the links to the videos!

Denali cluster will need to be programmed by WAMS but unsure what switches etc are swappable.

Get WAMS and then you can do windows down AND up from the keyfob. Great for those rains you didn't see coming

Wasn't bad before Sleepy Joe. Now, I need to ride the motorcycle a lot more

My TB will run a 13.9 on a good day, 14.0 on most.

No

Just my 2 cents DO NOT DO THIS You can power it off the passenger side fuse panel. Not sure about Thinkware but my BlackVue has a shut off if the power on the battery goes below "x". Why risk damaging a very expensive component?

I hate them but noise levels are low on my reasoning. They SUCK in wet weather and frankly, aren't the best snow tire I have ever had either.