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Yup. Summit is great. You'll have that in no time! ;) Keep us posted on how things work out with your injury and how State Farm handles it. I hope you don't have any long-term issues.

With a family member in the insurance game for over 40 years, it has been mentioned to me that the repairs to a vehicle after an accident need to exceed 70% of the value of the vehicle (determined by the insurance company) to be considered a total loss. Although it was never mentioned what year...

From the OP: "As I said earlier, I've got a picture from 3 weeks ago that I'm pretty sure shows the piece as black, but it's from an almost straight on angle, so it's hard to tell. The stubby I put on like 18 months ago. I do handwash it when I wash it, but I've been a little lax this fall. And...

In the trade, we always used seal caulking strips when tracking down wind noises. Seals well, easy to work with, looks good (when properly done) and can be removed if needed. Value Collection - Automotive Sealants & Gasketing; Type: Caulking Strip ; Sealant Type: Caulking Strip ; Container...

And to think what those guys get paid to create these ads!! :LOL:

Mine didn't come from the factory with one. I added the Mopar headliner and Kilmat sound deadening strips a month after purchase. Mine was $450 all in. Really made a difference (especially in a rainstorm). But as others have said, it's more about the wind noise than anything. And I don't think...

Oh jeez. Now we have to worry about installing security bolts in our cowl panels! What's next?

Mmmmm. Topless.

A friend of mine has had a TRX for about a year now. One ride in that thing made me a believer. An absolute amazing beast! Not sure I would want it for my daily though.

I believe that is what all of the commercial's state. I think saying that you want to return the vehicle will get some action for a repair. But get it in writing before the seven days are up!

I wonder if there is a large ball of tin foil near Warsaw, Indiana?

40 degrees is the magic number. With that said, I have the same issue on occasion when remote starting mine. I park facing south at work when the sun is shining the temp sensor will definitely read higher than 40 and not enable the heated seat or wheel. On cloudy days or extreme cold all works...

KO2's for me as well in the factory 33" size. Worked great the few times I had it out in the snow after purchase and fantastic ever since.

@Gvsukids said it best on another thread: Maybe this is a fishing thread by the commercial sponsors to get us to speculate with no answer. Here we go again!

Us humans will need to be re-programmed to operate the vehicles of the future. Or maybe not, as we take a nap while being chauffeured around without a driver. Now that takes all the fun out of it. :(

If your JT looks like mine, I have the same issue.

I am confused with all this $40-$60k JT conversation. Isn't it now $50-$70k? :LOL: If all expensive vehicles were trouble free, Bentley dealers wouldn't need technicians.

It may be no match to this: Looks like rotting whale meat to me!

There is a past thread on this subject that may be of help to you. Search "Fuseable Link".

Added this to mine as well. Piece of cake. As @ShadowsPapa pointed out, if it doesn't slide out smoothly from the frame rails, you had better have a body shop inspect.