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Yeah, Yellow Jackets are one type, but there are other ground wasps. They are quick to anger :) I think they are from the hood.

Yeah, like Figarou posted, top up and use premium.

Didn't see this at the time and not sure the use, but, how about putting the inverter under the hood and running the smaller wires into the cab? How big is this inverter? Of course, you'd need a weather proof enclosure.

There's been delays since the pandemic! Some guy on here can't get a replacement drive shaft and been waiting a while.

I think the AC temp is based on internal temp. If it's 50 outside, and the climate control temp is set to 68, then it may not blow cold air since the cabin may be 65 degrees. If you want to blow cold air, turn the AC temp down

Stumbled on this vid today; it's a father-son team who run a website to help people find and buy cars. The father is a 40+ year sales manager and his son I guess builds the tech. I actually was using their 'method' when I bought my truck and they have good info for buyers. Anyway, here it is.

I have a 2020 Lariat Fx4 and just pasted 16K today. No issues to report. Maybe some transmission hunting for gears. Mainly is it will get into 7th doing 25 and I need to tap the accelerator to make it jump into 4th. Nothing really chapping my arse, but others report similar things. I get...

The one I have is limited to what I have done, and I created it from the list posted in the stickied wiki post. You should be able to copy the entire list from the wiki and dump it into a spreadsheet, that's what I did, and then removed everything I wasn't interested in. My spreadsheet only...

Hm. It would probably be hard to repair yourself. If you could get to the actual screen and gently press around the edges you may get it to come back (assuming it's a connection issue), but it would be a temporary fix. My WAG is the screen is bad.

I've had mine for 2.5 years, right around 15K miles. No problems yet. Adaptive cruise works great. I don't tow a large trailer, just small utility trailers and it works fine.

This one looks pretty good, in so far as it has subforums for all the different models. https://www.suzukicentral.com/forums/

The honda forum I linked is a pretty good resource. It has sub forums for all the different SxS honda models and there are some really talented and helpful folks that hang out there.

Copy, so I just searched for suzuki atv forums and this is the first one I see. Just keep poking around until you find one you like... some 'outdoor' forums of any flavor aren't moderated well, or are moderated towards a particular political lean and it's exhausting...

I guess it depends on what you're looking for. Do you want a forum about 4 wheeling, or about working on and buying accessories for a particular brand? I have Hondas, so I use a forum for Hondas. I don't hang out there to talk about 4 wheeling, but go there when I need help with a problem...

I tried that one and it doesn't work that great. Unfortunately this tailgate is a bear to seal up. I tried for a while and then got distracted... also haven't have my bed cover on for a while so it's not critical. Some people have used pool noodles and stuff like that will reported success...

Well, I know it's moot since you bought a 23, but the scab should be back. A 6G scab has been spotted in the wild. I guess that doesn't mean they still won't scrap it, but I think it will make it back into the line soon. I won't buy a 6G if there is no scab.

Nice. What's next, making fun of downs syndrome?

I suppose if you find that the rim is still round and usable, then you could buy a new rim and take the other front tire, put it on the buggered up rim and use it as a spare.

I guess the tire shop could test the rim to be sure it's still round? I was backing into my driveway and ran into a brick ledge. Didn't do any real damage except cosmestic. I was going to get it repaired, but then after a few days I stopped looking at it. If yours is only cosmetic then you...

Well, I don't think there is any other way to remove it without using Forscan. Look in the electronics forum, and find the Forscan wiki.