Ran the cable along the front of the headliner, then behind the upper door molding, then tucked behind the liner to the back glass. I pulled the rear door molding to give better access to hide all the excess rear camera cable.
Yes in deed killer deal on a great t-shirt.
May I ask where you got it? ThanksI got my new T-shirt today! I like it!
Ford merchandise store.
It's amazing how much movement of the bearing is taking place with the natural weight of the shaft.I installed a Tom Woods one piece drive shaft on my 2021 Ford Ranger
Took it for a test drive.... big difference
In highway speed vibration...no more worries about my Carrier Bearing which had begun to fail....?....
After a close call last night where I almost got ran into the guard rail as a speedster who was going north of a hundred squeezed in and made a lane change between me and the car in the next lane
Not an expert in the driveshaft world but what would be the reason Ford went with that design vs a one piece?
Rob I used the OBD port for my power supply. I just ran it down the headliner, A pillar then down the side. I don't think all dash cams are compatible with this bit the Thinkware U100 is. Not sure what you're looking to spend but I have a lot of pictures in this thread here. If you go back a page or two there's a link the Blackboxmycar which is an online store. they have good prices and customer service and will help you pick out the right cam.
I assume it's to accommodate the angle differences between the transmission and rear-differential, but ford cheaped out on that as well and resulted in many trucks with shudder and vibration.
Oh wow the OBD would be a convenient source, i have never had an interest in dash cams until that close call, i watched Vortex Radar YT channel he just posted a comparo and road test on a bunch of different brands, thanks for the link i'll check it out.
That's why I went that route. It was super easy and no splicing/tapping into anything. The Viofo is a really nice unit too. The only reason I didn't go with it was because the Thinkware has the highest heat rating of them all which I need here. I've watched all of Vortex Radars videos and he has some good comparison ones and this one compares the 4K cams.
