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That’s the issue. FordPass doesn’t show actual tire pressure readings for 2017 and 2018 Raptors. Only on 2019s and more than likely on 2020s.

I checked my early build 19 Raptor and found it had the translucent lettering, no bulb and no connector to plug a bulb into. Hope this info helps.

I’ve got that same engine cover available. It’s in like new condition. PM me if you’re interested.

I have a lightly used 2019 engine cover available. Will work on any GEN2 Raptor. PM me if interested. Located in NE Wisconsin.

I had a similar experience with my 2019 when new. Disconnecting the negative cable at the battery for five (5) minutes and reconnecting resolved my issue. Hasn’t happened since in 5000 miles.

Work a deal to get the 2018 Raptor and don’t look back. You’ll be happier in the long run!

The service memo smurfslayer is referring to is SSM 47757.

If interested...I have the same engine cover available. It saw minimal use on my 2018 Raptor.

FordPass is working correctly if you have a 2018 Raptor. Individual tire pressures are visible for 2019 Raptors. Can’t comment on 2017s.

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In regards to the Gibson MWA #bm0112 muffler... It definitely is an inexpensive alternative to changing the exhaust note of the Raptor. Went this route on a previously owned Gen 2 Raptor. I was pleased with the tone outside the truck. However...it had too much of the “trombone effect” inside...

Check eBay...you’ll find them there. For 2019 OEM beadlock takeoffs...check out rpmtakeoffs .com Hope this information helps!

I suspect there is a parasitic drain gremlin present in your Raptor. Had the same scenario happen to me on a 2016 Lariat. Only after several hours of diligence did the mechanic trace my gremlin to the driver’s side power door lock switch. I was aware of another F-150 with the same issue. Hope...

Bumper paint code: J7 Skid Plate paint code: UX Hope this helps!

Bumper (Gray) Ford Paint Code: J7 Skid Plate (Silver) Ford Paint Code: UX Hope this helps!!