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I was told 41 months since delivery was the max.

Mine did the same thing, something in the way by number 4, maybe a fuel line, that keeps you from dropping it straight down.

I've heard this story before, hope it meets your needs! https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/goodbye-to-all-my-ranger-friends.22641/

Now that's a Lightning!

It took between 6-8 hours, here is my summary post. https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/ssm-49264-climate-control-temperature-will-not-adjust-with-clicking-snapping-noise-from-the-dash.9659/post-653030

I replaced my a/c box a month and a half ago and have put a few thousand miles since then, quite a bit on washboard dirt roads. No rattles so far, and after doing the job there do not seem to be too many areas where rattles could occur, assuming the bolts are tightened. Fortunately the bolts are...

My 19 didn't have it either, I added it.

It looks to me like paint that was put on very heavy and ran down, can you see if that's what it is?

I enabled mine a year ago but only get Euro signs which I believe is because mine is a 2019.

Mine never did any clicking, just started blowing only hot on the drivers side one day after parked in a sunny spot. I think the cab got hot inside and caused the box to warp. Next morning after parking overnight in the garage it worked for a bit but failed again. 27k miles.

Yes it impacted 19's and some 20's.

When I saw that line I checked to see if it was a satire site.

I tapped mine with fuse taps in the fuse box. Easy to come down the A pillar right to the box, then test to find a hot and acc.

I know many cams come with a plug to pull power from the odb, wouldn't think it would be causing the issue. Can you try it with the lighter socket or another source to ensure it's not the unit itself?

If you connect the charger to the negative terminal the BMS system will not recognize that it was charged and can continue to give warnings even after the battery is charged.

No the bracket is not there

My 19 Lariat has a larger top shroud that covers that area. Does that fuse box connect with the Tremor switch panel?

I don't like the super negative comments that are sometimes added, but generally good hearted silliness is what I see. That thread was a bit of a detective job because of omitted information that drastically changed the story. Gradually we learned that the pan was damaged by hitting a rock that...

Seems you should speak to the shop that changed the pan and overfilled the trans. Have you tried draining the fluid down to the proper level and testing the trans operation?

I have used these for years for small punctures. Great quick fix that have lasted the life of the tire.