ONE THING I HATE.....
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things
1) I would say the at times temperamental Sync system.
2) The at times clunking Tranny. (Early tranny problems)
3) The auto hubs not engaging in the cold weather.
4) The costs of things like oil changes, ($140 or so) the auto hubs replacement when they seize (remember to turn them often) $800
5) FX4 shocks, which I replaced
6) Rear end sags too much for a heavy duty truck in my opinion.
7) Cost to replace the spring for the storage unit lid front seats ($190) It has broken twice in 3 and 1/2 years.
8) And a last thought....the truck is more handsome than me. lol
2) The at times clunking Tranny. (Early tranny problems)
3) The auto hubs not engaging in the cold weather.
4) The costs of things like oil changes, ($140 or so) the auto hubs replacement when they seize (remember to turn them often) $800
5) FX4 shocks, which I replaced
6) Rear end sags too much for a heavy duty truck in my opinion.
7) Cost to replace the spring for the storage unit lid front seats ($190) It has broken twice in 3 and 1/2 years.
8) And a last thought....the truck is more handsome than me. lol
#168
Making the payment.
I ust made the first one. If you told me 20 years ago I'd have a $875 a month truck payment I would have laughed at you and said you are friggin nuts. Of course 20 years ago I didn't think I'd make as much money as I do know. But it's still crazy to see as many $60,000 trucks driving around as I do and think that everyone of them has a payment like mine, unless they coughed up a lot of money for a down payment, or paid for them in full up front.
Ken
I ust made the first one. If you told me 20 years ago I'd have a $875 a month truck payment I would have laughed at you and said you are friggin nuts. Of course 20 years ago I didn't think I'd make as much money as I do know. But it's still crazy to see as many $60,000 trucks driving around as I do and think that everyone of them has a payment like mine, unless they coughed up a lot of money for a down payment, or paid for them in full up front.
Ken
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#170
If you're referring to the one inside the truck that beeps as you get closer to an object, mine pops up whenever I put the trans in reverse and says "rear park aid - on/off" and I can turn it off from there. If you're referring to the one under the rear of the truck to let everyone else know you're backing up, I can't help you there.
#171
If you're referring to the one inside the truck that beeps as you get closer to an object, mine pops up whenever I put the trans in reverse and says "rear park aid - on/off" and I can turn it off from there. If you're referring to the one under the rear of the truck to let everyone else know you're backing up, I can't help you there.
Ken
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rest of the time.. never.
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#177
It should come up on your information display when you put it in reverse, you can then disable it with the steering wheel control.
#178
I second both of those, at least you don't have to pop the hood to refill the DEF as you do in the GM twins.
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