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Yep it's as simple as accidentally going into the wrong mode. 😁

John, @babytruk It does. Every Maverick comes equipped with a fluid guidance accessory as standard equipment.

Hyundai built the Santa Cruz.......and no one came (or bought)🤣🤣

"Looks Like" Toyota **made a Santa Cruz. 🤷‍♂️ Looks like Toyota is keeping their Stormtrooper look. ** I understand it is a rendering and hasn't been made.

I loved the Datsun 240z Poor Man's Ferrari Daytona, it's a shame how cars of that era rusted out. I had trim rings on my 1970 Challenger. I had to order a replacement one from Dodge. There was no other choice. Maybe Warshawski but I doubt it.😁

If you have any passengers whatsoever in the truck and you're using ( pulse & Glide) style of driving. It is easier on the passengers I.E less cause for car sickness, by using slippery mode, then any of the other driving modes, by "stretching out" the the herky-jerkiness of the regen.

🤔 I guess folks have to decide for themselves. Which is more important. Walking away from a major accident OR having a vehicle that can be easily and cheaply repaired. 🤔 Yes it creates higher costs. I'll take walking away and saving people's lives over metal and plastic any day.

Not everything is AI. It could be old school *Photoshop. *Photoshop was an existing tool before generative AI took off, and while currently Adobe Photoshop may have some AI features, the core program is something else.

When I got my stainless steel ones for my Yaris post #2. I bought them at AutoZone in the pre Amazon days. O'Reilly only had plastic ones.

Original thread 👇👇 https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/hybrid-high-engine-idle.82314/ Update👇 I'm glad you found out what was going on. Good luck and Take Care

I agree, acceleration is somewhat tempered in the slippery mode Regen is also stretched out for better coasting.

You can find metal trim rings online and they tend to fit a little tighter to the wheel. Available polished or brushed stainless.

Auto Stop start Working after a 4-Hour drive to the Outer Banks indicates to me that it was a low battery.

Tim, @b25crew I'm glad everything turned out ok and repairs done for minimal cost. It probably would have been a dent, had the plastic not been there to take the impact. Thank you for the description and posting the detailed pictures of the repair.🤝

Why not?

Oops, my mistake. Where did you go in the U.P. ?

So that I know what I'm asking for when I go into my dealership. Are you able to post that special service message?

🤏 When I can take my Maverick into a service center. And they can tell me, sir this is why there's parasitic drain that's killing your battery. This is what we're going to do to fix it. Plus we're going to change your charge settings to allow at least 95% charge. Then you get this much...

A ton 😱. You can't carry a ton in a Maverick everyone knows that. I'm surprised the springs didn't stay compressed the tires didn't blow and the bed didn't bend. I'm amazed you were able to stop the truck or get going for that matter. 😂😂😂😂 🤫 By the way. I don't know if manure is really good...

The trim rings kind of blend in. I couldn't see them in the distant shots. I like this combination. Black rims, chrome center cap and beauty rings. Painting the rims black offers a Nice Contrast for the trim rings. When I need new tires I'm getting Firestone destination AT's OWL I did...