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Wow-nice work! Thanks for posting. I'm putting that on my list of mods to do!!! :)

I found the install to be pretty easy - very similar to previous one I did on a 2006 Honda CRV. Tows easy like the CRV also! I think you will love it!

I also used the roadmaster baseplate, and a roadmaster falcon tow bar, as well as roadmaster brake relay switch and rear light diodes. I wired my own charge line with an inline breaker. I am very happy with the performance of all the roadmaster products. You do have to chop out a bunch of the...

I lock mine with extra key and leave key in ignition as require d (2023 XLT). Then take extra key with me while flat towing. Takes very short time to unhitch, start up and put in gear - ready to roll in 5 minutes or so if I hurry 🙀

Same setup as Doc. 7K trouble free towing miles so far....👍😸

We flat tow a 23 XLT Hybrid with Roadmaster base plate and tow bar and Demco Stay and Play brake system. We put in a charging circuit also and diodes in the brake light/turn signals. Everything works great!

I had that happen after rear shocks were remounted on a suspension upgrade on my class C. The shop accidentally crushed one of the evap lines going to canister. I found the problem when I got home from trip - took.it back tobthe shop and they fixed it. Problem solved. All this to say the evap...

I'm short and have driver's seat up pretty far - and the only view rhat is affected by EGR vent visors is my view down the passenger side of the Maverick's body. Not a problem in traffic or parallel parking for me as I can see through the smoke gray plastic....

Yes , the egr does obstruct my mirrors a bit. You're right - the Maxinas look slimmed down in that area!

They look good - look like my egr vent visors.

I put on the Mabetts - and treated them with Ceracote trim treatment before installation which makes them shinier and blacker. I put the Ceracote on all exterior black plastic trim and grill - it has lasted at least 6 months looking really nice. Note also that I put some PPF under the flare...

I had it put on my 2023 XLT by a great local installer. Hood, front quarter panels, mirrors and about 10 inches on top of roof. We flat tow it behind a motorhome and I think it helps keep the Mav looking good. This is the 1st time I have ever had PPF installed. Expensive - but I think...

For charging circuit I ran it through a self resetting 15 amp breaker to the +jump post. Lots of room to mount this under hood on the drivers side. Look at etrailer installation videos for Maverick wiring - he suggests adding a few extra nuts onto jump post to bring connection out. This worked...

Hansel Ford in Santa Rosa sent it over to Campway at my request and had it done and ready for me when I picked it up. They did a great job on liner - I did have to re-tap the screw holes inside - but no big deal. Great dealer - I love my salesman Drew Gottlieb and sales manager Marshall Young -...

AndyMark am-4218a is the Pressure Regulator and Guage. AndyMark am-4220a is the Pressure regulator without guage Both are adjustable and have 1/4 inch press-in tube fittings.

Thank you so much for the info! I installed Stay-n-play and had brake lockup up issues with it. Ended up dialing the inertia controller down to just about nothing but panic stop activation for our first trip with it. After reading your post I contacted Demco customer service. They offer a...

Flat towed 3-4K miles with no issues. There are plenty of people flat towing Mavs _ I passed one on the highway this morning being towed by a class A, and we have chatted with other Mav owners in campgrounds during our travels. You do need a charge circuit - I just ran a wire from 6 pole...

Or use a multi-tool - cut plastic really easily - just go slow and follow your lines as he says!

Wow Jerry! Really nice mod and write up - thank you! I had gotten the extra cubby and bed lights a while back and was planning on doing this mod - you made it easy with photos and tips - love the painters tape template! Your workmanship is very nice and clean. Good 4th of July weekend project...