MrMagloo

Hi Red, From what I think I understand, anything listed as RAP will run for a few minutes, then turn the power off. It appears that positioning the 50A fuse to the F27 location, which is the factory default, will enable RAP. The F28 position did seem to be the full time battery option, but again, there is no second prong. That entire F27/28 elongated slot on 2022 and earlier models appear to have had 3 prongs coming up from the back of the fuse panel, and the center prong was used by both positions. Mine has prongs that cover F27 Left and Center, but position F28 only has Center, and the right prong is missing. Has anyone looked into adding that far right prong, and how, and did that restore the full time power? Thanks!

Just finally got my 2023 RST 3.0L NHT. I have been searching for a solution to enable always on USB power and read about moving a 50a fuse on the passenger size fuse box. However, upon inspection, there are only 2 prongs in the F27 section, and there is no prong on the far end of the F28. So, it appears the default location of using the F27 position should provide power full time. And, the F28 position without a second prong I'm not sure what this would allow. I cannot tell any difference in either position, so it's a little confusing what is actually supposed to happen with these F27/28 positions. Either way, in both positions, I get power to the USB ports, and after the car turns off, it appears I get power for a short period of time, but it eventually goes off. I'd like to find a way to keep the USB ports, or at least the ones on the dash always on. Any tips? Fwiw, I'm running a V1 with JBV1 on a throw away phone that I leave in the vehicle full time. Thanks!

Hey guys, I just picked up my New 2023 RST 3.0.L NHT. Pretty amazing truck so far, and already got a bunch of accessory boxes on the way. I have one quick question. When running the climate system, I cannot help but to notice that these vent adjustments pretty much are worthless. Nothing worse than having the cold or hot air blowing right in your face and arm non-stop. I tried to do some searching to see if anyone has tackled this issue, perhaps with designing a 3D printed diverter of some type, or anything else, but after a couple of hours of searching around, I'm coming up empty. Has anyone looked into this? Thanks in advance.