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You are aware that the +2 Deavers will give you 0" of lift, right? The springs are 2" taller (hence the '+2' in the name), but you're removing the stock 2" riser block, so you get a net height gain of 0". Just making sure you know... Next time just click the 'Watch' link at the top of the...

Did see this link at the bottom of this thread in the 'Similar threads' section? I haven't read it, as I have no need for something to be activated with the high beams, but just thought I'd try to help... https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/alternative-high-beam-connection.81389/

I’ve had similar warnings (except for the camera portion) when my from ACC sensor gets blocked/covered with ice/snow in the winter. Any chance it’s something to do with the ACC sensor?

Now I feel like you're just ******** with me! haha

Is there a way to disable it in the settings? I've never seen that option. I know I've done it before, but what is the procedure to reset sync? Does it have any drawbacks (losing custom settings/changes you've made, etc)?

Not sure why your whole post is in bold, but no, this TSB has nothing to do with any bad shifts you may be having. And, just because you don't get the TSB done, that doesn't mean your truck is impervious to any damage...something else can always go wrong.

So if your truck has no symptoms, and you flash your tune back to stock, have the dealer “fix” it, and then re-flash your non-stock tune, how would you know if you’ve just undone everything that the dealer just did to fix the problem? Wouldn’t the tune in effect cause the problem to show up...

Yeah, sorry, I should have said that I don't think there are any cameras in the side mirrors that are used for the lane keep assist. Sorry for the confusion.

I believe the cameras you're referring to are in front of the rear view mirror, centered at the top of the windshield. There are no cameras in the side mirrors. Unless you have some sort of feature I'm unaware of...

Not only did you put it in the Gen2 section, you actually put it in the 'Gen2 General Discussions' section. If you look at the list of sections on the main page, you'll see that there's a 'Ford Raptor Engine Discussion and Performance Mods' section underneath the Gen1 section that this would...

Just had a friend with a '19 Raptor contact his local dealer about the TSB, and they also said the same as @dixonk's dealer about not performing that TSB because it's been known to cause more harm than good. They did, however, tell him that they are going to replace his timing chain, cam...

I’m guessing I just need to take it into the dealer to figure that out, right? From what I’ve read about it, that sure seems what it is. Assuming it does require overnight service, would a rental car be included? Or does that depend on my personal insurance (I don’t have an ESP yet, as I still...

I definitely get a rattle when the truck starts up cold (having not been started in a while). Seems like that's going to be the 1.5 day repair, then?

So, is there one option that's going to take less than an hour, and one that takes 1.5 days? Seems like a drastic difference between the two. How do I know if I'm due for the 1 hour repair or the 1.5 day repair?

Just an FYI, but you don't need to reply in order to subscribe to the thread...you can just click on the 'Watch' link at the top, as shown on the right side of the screenshot below. If you're replying just to say you've subscribed, then for those people that are already subscribed, they get...

Are all of the McGard lug nuts 22mm? I bought a compact lug nut wrench a while back, and I really like it, but it only goes up to 21mm, which is great for the stock lug nuts, but going to be completely useless if I have to switch to 22mm. :rolleyes: I'm guessing the Gorillas will be my only...

What model is that? And are they the same size lug wrench as stock? If not, are there any that are?

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Thanks @Swaddict, I think that's basically what I'm going to do. I need to extend a couple wires, but should be relatively simple!

Thanks @smurfslayer So, from what I can tell in the picture (not the distillery picture...hahah), the connector coming from your XL80s just kinda hangs out in the air, and as you open/close the hood, it will move around, right? So you just have extra slack in the wires which allows all of that...

What's the thread size on the nuts? Or, does anyone have a part number for the McGards? I've thought about them before, and need to put them on my 'ToDo' list...

I'm working on wiring up my ditch lights, and I have the lights mounted, and the @Specialtyperformanceparts wiring harness goes from one of the upfitter switch wires, up near the hood hinge on the passenger side, and then I have it routed through the cowl over to the other side. So far so good...

That's actually what I ended up doing. :)

They're actually closest to 35" (35' would be *HUGE*!). haha https://tiresize.com/tiresizes/315-70R17.htm Here's another link... ;)

Oh no, here we go again. Talks of what ESP to get, and what is or is not covered on a modified vehicle...