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Is that based on the battery not charging in the teardrop, or no juice at the plug? I just tested my plug with the engine running, and it's got power; how much, I dunno. Sorry to hear you've fallen off the wagon and bought a teardrop. :cool: ;)

I think the driving assist is great, but we have deer and elk and oncoming fools.

Thanks.

Can't they just say, "this is the reason for the failure," and that's it? Is there a higher court to appeal their ruling, or what? Especially if theirs a service bulletin out on catch-cans?

It's been done that way for decades. My 2016 had the same loom, and it was fine when I traded it in after 117,000 miles. Nothing had deteriorated. Putting a plastic cover over that stuff isn't going to increase its longevity. There is a $100 aftermarket cover if you want to spend some money on...

I can't quite grasp installing a device that will void the warranty. To each their own, I suppose.

Even though our trucks have At 2:15, this guy says Toyota will not warranty an engine with an aftermarket catch can.

Two trucks? I don't think that qualifies for a TSB.

It means it hasn't been built yet.

It's my understanding that catch-cans benefit engines with port injectors since they don't clean the valves. Our new trucks have both port and direct injectors, and so each squirt of fuel cleans the valves. Or am I wrong?

It's checking for leaks in the fuel system.

I don't know about your questions, but when it rolls out of the factory, it will show up with the real VIN on the dealer's webpage.

Thanks. Mine must be a later build.

Did it appear in the app also?

My concern is frame damage from getting rear-ended.

I can't connect to my Garmin dashcam without turning off Carplay in my phone.

The garage has a view too.....

Ouch. I put mine together. I had to shop around for a torque wrench that was up for the job.

I don’t know, but there’s a long vent on top that should negate the need. Mine hasn't leaked a drop in 6,000 miles. Did you install it or a dealer? It mounts, as you may know, with very specific torque.

That's the engine breaking in. As you know.