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https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/anybody-tried-a-tailgate-seal.2166/

According to this article and others I found, the answer is "Yes" the brake lights activate when adaptive cruise applies the brakes. https://driving.ca/auto-news/news/how-it-works-adaptive-cruise-control

Tell them you need the loan of a truck rather than a car.

Tilt them at about a 45 degree angle and lift them off.

Doc fees are basically a ripoff. Just a way of charging you more and making it look legit. Many dealers charge zero doc fees and still give just as good a discount. If the drop-in is already installed, just tell them to pull it. They can install in another truck.

I had a Fo I had this cover on my Saber Ranger until an accident befell it. I was happy with it until then. WARNING - if you ever have your truck towed backwards, either tie down the cover or fold it up towards the cab. The little latches will not hold. I had to have my Ranger loaded...

I wonder if anyone has had an issue with tonneaucovered.com or Undercover. I ordered an Undercover Ultra Flex on 5/28 and it still hasn't been shipped. They say they've checked with Undercover and will let me know when it ships and ascribe the delay on Covid. Undercover hasn't bothered to...

Problem solved. Turns out the cable connector that runs to the receiver located under the console had come unplugged. Probably not fully connected at the factory and I likely touched the wire while installing the Eliminator and it was just enough to unplug it. I also found out that there is a...

Okay, installed the Autostop Eliminator, went to test it out. I get the message "No Key Detected". I have the Lariat with push button start. Same message with both keys. No way both remotes went dead at the same time. I can start the truck with the passive method, but what did the...

There's a lengthy thread about this.

I explains it in the manual I believe.

I had this on my F150 and really liked it. Was very useful and not really in the way.

Documentation fee is a ripoff. Many dealers charge nothing, and you're correct in not falling for the interior protection scam.

My battery did have to be replaced after just a few months, but it was down to 4 volts.

You should be able to do much better on the selling price by several thousand dollars off that MSRP.

Go to Edmunds or Kelleys and Build the exact truck and it will show the dealer invoice cost. At the very least, use that as the basis for deducting cash discount. But with this economy, they should do even better than that in discounting.

Now you're getting there!

There is a disadvantage to the dealer when they have to get the truck from another dealer (credit for the sale and cost of drivers/gas to transport), but that shouldn't amount to a large difference.

Ah, for the good old vehicles that had the little swing out triangular vents on each front door window. They were great.

Check your window sticker. It will tell you.