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I was waiting for this lol

Dumb question, but how do you know the tank isn't full?

Glad I could be of service! :)

Don't forget to drink your ovaltine and get your vaccinations too!

If you're buying a truck for fuel efficiency, you're gonna have a bad time.

I believe I may have originally told you wrong as I installed the tonneau and running boards at the same time. The tonneau does come with a small parts box. The running boards however use the (M8 I believe) bolts that are already screwed into the truck.

I can't remember exactly as it's been over a year, but it was a small parts box that had the hardware. They gave me the printout of the instructions.

I had the required hardware (and instructions) when I bought mine. The skid plate mounting bolts are reusable with what comes on the truck.

If you want to go by 99% of the rest of the world (metric), you would be wrong. 1.5 metric tons (tonnes) = 3306.9 pounds. 1.5 short tons (Imperial) does = 3000 pounds however. So technically you're both right. But Metric makes thinks so much easier.

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Yep, this is posted on here a few times. It's due to the fuse that you wired it in to. I believe it's IGN? IIRC. It does a self test every so often and powers up, which is what you're seeing.

OEM fog lights should be a standard H11 connector. If the Rigids are Deutsch connectors, it should come with the H11 to Deutsch connector. If not they're easy enough to source.

Dumb question, but have you taken it back off (assuming you put it back on) and looked on the back to see if it has the part number?

I don't think your stock light bar is attached to CANBUS. I could be wrong on that, but you just have a switch for it, and that switch is probably tied to the high beam signal somewhere along the line. Regardless of how it's wired up, simply wiring a new light bar to Aux1 wouldn't mess anything...

Hybrids have been notorious to ship with faulty (already half dead) batteries. There are a few posts here about it.

Ahhh, gotcha. Guess I'm looking at the Sport or whichever other trim has that button on the console.

Interesting. Figured the inline A.S.S eliminator would work as it does with any other vehicle, which is just by simulating a press of the off button.

I believe an A.S.S eliminator would work as well.

Lmao that's hilarious, in a terrible way