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I like it!

They chose poorly.

He's talking about digging a hole in the desert to dispose of unwanted things.

Correct. Think of the diode as a 'splitter' of sorts that allows two power sources to feed a device, but blocks current from flowing backwards against the diode. This allows the Aux button to feed the LED cubes, but not backfeed to the OEM reverse lights or the computer on the other end of...

If only it were that easy.

This thread just proves that the internet is serious business. :giggle: Folks here are demonstrating that they take time to watch videos of content they don’t like. Then they read multiple pages of an internet thread (which is about content they don’t lIke) and post replies. Yet Kevin & Brit’s...

Sounds like there is a strong consensus here. I wouldn't touch it.

Had the issue on my '19 Rubi. No relevant mods, stock rear-end. Happened at between 30-35,000 miles. Dealer replaced the axle under warranty.

I just put 35” Duratracs on. I have 1 week and 1,000 miles on them. I used my Taxer to set the computer tire size. I’m noticing about a 1.5 MPG decrease but it is not exact since I was towing a big trailer for two days. This week will be a better indicator.

Cool thread. I’m planning a vacation next year with my kids to go “out west”. I’m bookmarking your thread as a planning reference for places to see.

I guess you’d have to make it avery quick sip ;)

I have Aux 3 connected to my LED cubes that are mounted in the rear bumper. (OEM backup lights suck). By using a diode, I have them setup so they turn on in reverse. They can also be manually activated if I need general area illumination with the Aux button (handy in the woods after dark)...

I know a guy who needed a hidden kill switch on his golf cart. He cut a small slot into a cupholder and glued a whisker switch so the lever was in the bottom of the black cupholder. You couldn't see it unless you really knew what you were looking for. The unit wouldn't start unless you put a...

Does the radio change volume only when your phone is plugged in?

Ok. This might be the issue. I never had this problem until late last week. I upgraded my iPhone to iOS 15 early in the week.

That sounds like the Speed Sensitive Volume option is turned on.

Should add - I have the speed sensitive volume turned on, but that should be decreasing the volume when I get to a stoplight, not increasing it. This happened three times and two of them were when slowing/stopping for a red light. Can't remember where the third occurrence was.

This is a bit of a weird situation. . . Today, after over an hour of driving and listening to FM radio, the volume suddenly increased. The radio got noticeably louder (like turning it up 3-4 notches). When this happened, the radio didn't display the little volume bar on the top of the screen...

I haven't seen that article. Do you have a link?

I jack the pumpkin, and then place jack stands under the rear axles and lower it onto the jack stands. Then the jack goes to the front axle and I lift on the diff there so that the entire vehicle is in the air. It only takes 10 minutes to rotate the tires. Just remember to torque them after...