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A few more data points to consider. 1) Price increases are based on months from vehicle purchase date - per floodfordesp.com: Under 12 Months Under 36 Months Over 36 Months Over 41 Months So, buying early can save money. 2) At any time, these warranties can be canceled and refunded on a...

Might he share with us exactly which line he uses for this procedure?

Thanks for sharing. Likely, I would have done the same thing.

It was suggested to me to simply things by isolating the truck 12V system from the LiFePO4 system I had installed in our trailer. This is accomplished by installing a Ken & Barbie 😄 breakaway battery. Breakaway Battery on Amazon It's pretty simple to open the junction box on the trailer...

That's pretty nice for a work truck! I hope your new venture is prosperous.

That is good to hear!

FYI, the ESP specifically excludes fogging in light assemblies. This IS covered under the original 3/36 warranty.

FWIW, Walmart carries Nokian tires. Maybe they have inventory of the ones you are looking for.

Time to try a different dealer?

Thanks for sending the contract PDF, Jim. Sorry for the slow reply. Looking at an older brochure for ESP it also specifically excludes fogging of lamp assemblies. I'm surprised I don't remember reading this back in 2020.

Four Winns makes great boats! Or, at least they used to (I've no current experience).

It's been a week or so since I turned off Wi-Fi and unfortunately no updates for me. 🙁

The state you reside in will impact ESP pricing.

In China, if you complain (at all) they send you to the Laogai.

We all would like to see that work order! Redact your info and dealer info and post it for us, please!

Please give us a link this drag test you mention. Thanks!

Early on there were some fairly hilarious threads on how to force OTA updates to happen. Such as "Turn the key on/off 3 times, then flash the headlights 5 times, then jump out and hop on your right foot 10 times" 🤣 With this thread however, I am starting to think @Borchelt is really on to...

Impressive!

Hmm, do you have the PDF of the document that screenshot is from. It seems to exclude more than I remember. Interestingly, my truck was built in March of '21.

The idea of this product seems great! Except, I would want to be able to take it out and put it back in as needed - without tools. Your engineers can likely come up with a better design to add this important functionality to the product, but I was thinking something like this: Here is an...