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If it’s normal why aren’t both sides the same?

My 2024 is exactly the same. Was like that before I installed my BAKFlip MX4 tonneau. Haven’t done anything about it yet, but will the next time at the dealership. Definitely not normal.

Running way low on gas is not very good for your fuel pump.

Be careful and don’t let too much of the Ford factory air out. Everyone knows OEM air is the best air.

Remove the sides of the DIBL (pretty easy) and the spot to drill is marked on the outside of the sides.

Why not just use the height adjustment to raise the rear of the seat?

Auto up also has pinch protection. Not sure if you can ad that.

How do you figure you are going to wiggle yourself between the dealer and buyer?

According to the Ohio Farm Bureau magazine I just received (Jan/Feb issue) the Ford $500 rebate expires January 2, 2025. You can stop worrying.

My Audi A4 had a code for the knock sensor, which is a real pain to get to. I replaced a leaking temperature sensor and the knock sensor code went away. The moral of the story is proper diagnosis and not just throwing parts is vital. Dealers (if they have good techs) have the equipment to live...

Was this charge on the Ford factory sticker or a dealer’s window sticker?

Most DIY instructions say 25 feet away from a wall. and level or slightly down.

Have the headlight alignment checked or do it yourself. Its not hard.

I really do not think it’s a good idea to put it in neutral going down hills.

Here in salty NE Ohio I plan to lower the spare and spray the cable and winch yearly with Fluid Film or similar.

My 4k, lux, 360 XLT has been built since the 15th but still not shipped. Seems strange to me.

5/16" is close to 8mm, which would be my guess. I believe almost everything on the Mav is metric.

Last picture looks like the rail is not 100% square and also not contacting the latch. Not sure if they are related.

My truck was built on the fifteenth and is still not shipped, 9 days later. Anyone else experience such a delay? Seems strange.

Krown rustproofing is very popular in Canada and very well regarded. It is not an asphalt type coating but rather an oil type spray that is reapplied annually.