The OP did well. Even with the problems he had with his Maverick he ended up $9,475 right side up on it.
So in the end he ended up with the truck he really wanted with less out of pocket.
I tried several times and was able to download but not install. When I went to the dealer for an oil change on Monday they installed the update for me.
I brought my Maverick into the dealer today for my free first oil change. They were able to download and install the new update using FDRS so I'm good to go. Not sure why I couldn't get it to install last week.
Good post. That's why I'm curious about how much weight the OP was hauling.
He was aware that he was on the high side because he left his fresh water tank empty while towing. That's not an option for me because I plan on doing some boondocking on my trips.
I'm wondering if they left the...
I've been looking at the Wolf Pup. You add 216 lbs for 26 gallons of water and you're at 3810 lbs before you put anything in the trailer.
Not sure if I want to be at or above max towing for any long distance towing. Especially during triple digit temps in the Southwest.
Not available here in California either. Unless you go to a drag strip and buy racing fuel.
I'm using 87 octane top tier Costco gas. My Maverick seems to like it just fine. The only problem right now is it's over $5.00 a gallon and rising.
I'm going in to the dealer for my first oil change on Monday. I understand peoples concerns with the quality of service these days. However I'm getting to the age where changing oil is not an activity that I find enjoyable anymore.
Hopefully it all goes ok for me and my Maverick.
I noticed the engine off/on wasn't working once last month. After I drove for awhile it started working.
I also surmised that the battery may have been a bit low since I hadn't driven my Maverick for over a week.