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That has to be the most stupid, idiotic place to put switches...

L8T and cruise? Fast Idle UI-Bulletin_82f.pdf

That switch is for the work lights in the mirrors. OP is asking about the small light on the bottom of mirror that comes on when a person locks/unlocks the truck and shines on the ground...

The refreshed T1's eliminated the 12v "cigarette lighter".

Syringe type tip super glue bottle. Just enough glue to not see the glue.

Dealer, if'n your truck is under 36k miles.

6.2l? That noise ain't going away with just replacing coolant items. Unless you call a block a cooling item.

Did the operator try rocking in the seat, while digging it in deeper? Bet he could've gotten out! I've seen stuff. It just amazes me how people think. Well, don't think.

@Jettech1

I'm wondering about the chip shortage we had. We no longer have items deleted. But hearing about alot of module failures. Wonder if chips aren't quite as good, just to get them produced. And now these rushed to market chips are in the pipeline. Haven't heard about the chip shortage in a year or two.

If'n your in CA and your truck was ordered by a CA dealer, the state thinks your roof lights imitate police cars, thus has outlawed them on single rear wheel pickups. I'm sure rpo codes has it listed as a Cali delete number. California Vehicle Code 27606

How do winter tires perform in mud? I have never considered them. I was lead to believe winter tires were for hi-way use. During calving we can have dry times and then snow 2 foot deep, 4 days later it melts and it's a mud bog in the pasture. ATV's don't always cut it and they don't work well hauling a calf to a heat lamp. I know the answer, but I don't own horses.

The truck has the oem puck hitch. My b&w ball will spin in the hole. Nothing keeps it from spinning when locked in, just a detent ball that keeps it from lifting out. I would like to load the bed with weight during the winter months and don't want a heavy unsecured load. I would insert 4 eye hooks buried in the concrete to lift with shop crane. I just don't "see" what keeps the conversion from turning. Is there something from the conversion rails that slip into the puck holes? If it's just a large shaft that falls into the ball hole and nothing is inserted into the puck holes where the safety chains normally hook, I'll just continue with my own design. I was hoping there was something like the GEN-Y's goosepuck uses...

The below link to gm accessory page shows a underneath photo, but I can't make out how is stays secure from spinning. I would like to use this as the platform to make a box filled with concrete. Anyone seen or use this to help me understand? https://accessories.chevrolet.com/product/gooseneck-to-fifth-wheel-adapter-plate-by-curt™-associated-accessories-19330276?bac=196591&body=Crew Cab Pickup&bodyId=22&bodyNumDoors=5&bodyNumDoorsId=5&categoryId=185505&make=Chevrolet&makeId=47&model=Silverado 2500 HD&modelId=494&year=2024

Not having roof markers is a contribution to the delinquency of an HD. Kinda like the baby mirrors.

It's snowing here again, too cold for fishing. I could put on tiny ice skates and have a blast.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it also comes with the spray in bed liner for the price. I honestly don't know if a bed liner is an option otherwise.

How far are you away from Scottsdale?

Keep us updated!

I would trust newdude words. I did not know there was only one version of the small mirror.

Yes. And maybe, depending on options.

It could've been order that way, so depending on options, I see no reason the non tow mirrors can't be swapped in place.

Not until you replace them. Most replacements are greaseable.

Do you have a picture/pictures of your skid plate installed? I would like to see how much it protects.

@rjgvt Thanks for bringing this up. I knew I had the tool, just a chicken ****** to do it. Now to adjust pressure after tires cool down...