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Get an OBDII Bluetooth dongle for $20 and pull codes right as it happens. As was shared above, my money is on the ABS system. I severed my front right wheel speed sensor and saw very similar issues. The thing is...because the harness is wrapped in black tape for the last few inches to the...

Ditch lights get their power from the battery terminals. The power from the BCM is just the relay.

Looks great! The F-150 switch with my ditch lights is my favorite mod.

Passenger door?

This is a very bad idea.

There are lots of Tremors on dealership lots. If they give you any issues whatsoever about removing the cost of those, walk away and find another one. Might even do better on price...

It depends on what your definition of off-road is. The all-wheel drive system is very capable, especially with real all terrain tires. But it has just about zero articulation and the ground clearance/approach and departure angles aren't great.

These are door jam protectors for the bottom. I'm afraid this isn't what you want if you need to be reminded of what you drive. As long as you drive with your doors closed. 😁

Congrats. Seems like you were happy with what you got for your trade-in?

You're right. The issue you have is different, and I likely also have the same one. Pegs fixed the tapping. Now I have deeper knocking. It's related to the black windshield defroster vent on the driver side. My guess is it's one of the bolts that hold the vent to the blue plastic on top.

Does it become more noticeable with the AC on? My guess is it's a transmission or engine mount.

I waited years for Honda to refresh the Ridgeline. Then I put in an order for a Maverick in July 2021. And Honda still doesn't have a refreshed Ridgeline.

The camera at the top requires recalibration whenever a windshield is replaced because it's key to the safety systems. It can be recalibrated for free through Forscan, but Safelite and others love to charge $200-300 for very little work.

My 2022 has the same issue on both sides. Significantly worse on the passenger side.

I do not. I only have access to the 2022 manual.

No grids needed on my 2022. 😁 You kick off the recalibration, then drive down a road that has lines on both sides. Two minutes max for calibration.

Recalibration can be kicked off via Forscan for the price of a $20 OBDII adapter.

$4750 off with a $4750 charge for nitrogen in the tires and USB cables? 😁

Might be due to limited inventory for now. We shall see, I guess.

What tires are you running? KO2s? Estimated range can vary wildly.