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Exactly!

He was supposed to say “In the garden of Eden” but was soooo high during recording they liked it and left it lol But yeah touch screen controls suck. Go back to the slide levers and knob from the days of old.

dammit!! You beat me to it. Had this in my cart since last week. Glad it worked out nice work and thanks for the tips!!!!

Not the first time it’s happened to me. That’s why I rarely go to the dealership for any basic maintenance. How can you rotate my tires when I still have the key to the wheel lock in my pocket? Then say it was completed.

Watch them say it’s a wear and tear item and not covered under warranty .

That doesn’t seem too bad. In a pinch you can buff out the white marks u til you can get a quarter panel and get it painted.

Would that brake hold feature cause the op’s issue? I feel that thing makes the brakes constantly make contact. Idk

Almost 60k miles most of that is highway and both rears are worn like to 20% life. Fronts still have over 60%. I don’t do any towing, used the parking brake a handful of times.

Had a small compressor and train horn on my wrangler. That thing was awesome! If I can find a hideaway place for the compressor I’d install one in the Mav. Hey maybe that hollow space behind the driver side rear wheel that ppl want to cover up… hmmm

So essentially press a button so u don’t have to press another button lol

Goblin Green lol reminds me of Defoe’s suit in the Spider-Man movie

I just took the bumper off and used the procedure the other intercooler companies follow. Cut and install done. Wasn’t taking that whole carrier off.

Wanted to get the performance shocks/struts with it but they are out of stock

I do mine every 5,000 miles with the filter too.

Why not just leave the extra wire bundled under the dash?

Many Honda accords have these where I’m at. Looks ridiculous.

Yes you should grease the bushings during install. It should have come with some kind of thick silicone grease. Forgot the name of it. I had a car that I forgot to add the grease and drove it hard for a month only to prematurely wear out the bushings.

I’m betting if it broke inside the bushing it would be from being dry/friction or water got in and rusted it??? Just spot balling here. But this is the second one I’ve read about doing that.

Just get the slate

I bought used when I got my first car. It was a Toyota Corolla and I didn’t know at the time it was involved in a crash before I got it. Ever since I’ve only gotten new cars. Yes I’m spoiled and I don’t care lol.