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That should work. I just did the "Live Chat" function on their website. They will need the serial numbers from your modules. You can get that from using their program and connecting via the USB. A few weeks ago the truck was covered in snow at about 10ºF and everything worked perfectly.

I just started a new job and don't really have the time to make these. I wouldn't have any heartache if someone else wants to take the design and make them (or alter anything). I might be able to put some of these together in a few months. I'll check back then for interest.

I can't speak as to why it's not officially out on there website, but it has worked so far. The past two mornings have been between 20-25 F, and I've had no problems. Previously it would not work below 35 F. If you have the cold weather problem with the NAV TV, contact their customer support...

NAV TV has a firmware update to fix the cold temp issue, though it's not officially released. I received the new files via email and uploaded them to the modules. Right now it's too warm to tell if it worked, but it will be cold enough later this week. I'll report back on the cold performance...

Thanks! I wanted to do a little more digging before contacting NAV-TV as the only replies I've seen from them (nothing recent) were saying it wasn't their equipment. I'll get with NAV-TV for the update.

I hate to bring back an old thread, but it was left off unresolved. I've had this problem ever since I installed the Nav-TV: cold weather and the screen/nav headunit will not turn on. I've seen a few threads across a couple of sites on this but they all just end without a cause or fix. Was...

That will be the next step. I keep going back and forth between the Raptor and the Corvette for mods. I should stick to one and finish it out, but the ADD kicks in too soon. I would love to have made my own if I possessed the ability.

Just wanted to post a few pictures of the Go Industries Baja Rak. Overall I'm happy with it and the fit. The install, however, was not a very fun experience. The bolts and nuts provided seized before fully tightening and I could not back them out before stripping the heads. I ended up using a...

That is correct. What you could do in that case is connect the +12 to a constant on source, one that is not controlled by the ignition. I don't see this being that much of a drain on the battery to be energized with the truck off. I imagine the draw from the computers would be much greater. I...

Ted, are you flipping the switch to the off position after you turn the truck off? If the switch is left on the whole time, it shouldn't try to close it again. I can't test anything on mine to see if it has the same behavior, but I will take a look at the logic. I removed this set up on mine...

There is another fuse box behind the passenger kick panel below the glovebox. That is the one I used.

I didn't do any work under the hood. I put everything up behind the glove box, there is a lot of room back there.

Right, those are interval-on relays, meaning when they are activated, the output is only on for an interval you set. Time the cutout for how long it takes to open and close and set then set the relays for that. Mine was about 3 seconds. After that, the relay will turn off its output.

TED, the relays are plugged into the following sockets: 2x - MAGNECRAFT 70-464-1 Socket,Relay,8Pin,300/600V, 15/10A 1x - MAGNECRAFT 70-781D5-1A Socket,Relay,5 Pin,300V,20A Then all placed on a DIN rail which was cut because it was way longer than I actually needed: MAGNECRAFT 16-700DIN...

Exactly. One 12v source is through the aux switch. The other source, which I don't have labeled, but shthpnz does, is the second source that is tied to the radio. All of the +12v that I labeled without any additional information are all from the same source. Thank you shthpnz for adding an...

I've done this with a couple of time delay relays. http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f160/upfitter-switch-cutout-control-1-option-26924/ I'm now working on controlling the cutout with an Arduino and the ability to have it open up under high RPMs like when passing on the highway. I've done...

I'm not sure. I've only tried it on my 13 with the nav I just got from Noah and it works fine.

Just finished installing in my 2013. Everything appears to work great. I can confirm that the blue guide lines are not available when you force the front camera, but they do return when you meet all the original requirements for it to enable. I did not use the other wires labeled input #...

Noah, thanks for setting these up and thanks for being attentive to the forum and being able to catch my order in time.

Awesome. Money sent. Thanks a bunch!

I'm ready to pay if Noah gives me the amount and go ahead.

Is it too late to get in on this?

Yeah, the coating on the Y pipe flakes off very quickly. I was wondering if the downturn pipe would fit. Thanks for the pic showing it does.

I see this is a bit old, but I want to have at least one solution posted to this thread for anyone doing a search. I don't believe the PAC controller can do what needs to be done here. It has a delay on and delay off, but it doesn't have an interval on. I solved this for my Doug's...

There are a few ways to control an e exhaust cutout with the Raptor's upfitter switches. What I went with was not the cheapest option, but for me it was one of the easiest. If you know microelectronics or programming (Arduino or Raspberry Pi for example) you can do it for quite a bit less. I...