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On mine (2020), it's just a flimsy cover that hides the screws. I took the dash apart to replace the knee speakers a while back.

@ShadowsPapa , you must have a heck of a driveway. Here's a BOH for those who can make it without being towed.

Finished installing Armorlite flooring. Easier than I expected. I wish I had done this years ago.

Just don't pair it with an angry grille.

Nailed my C10.

How fun. Here is my 1990 5.0 LX I used to own.

Same here. I like Google better since it gave me a curved monitor. LOL. ChatGPT seems like a kids version.

Per Google Gemini. Same command in ChatGPT. Doesn't look as realistic and is quite a bit off.

Basically, a mound in the street. Whoever did the pothole repair didn't tamp it down level.

A friend recently ran over a raised pothole repair in his BMW i4. He said he was going about 40/45 mph. Damaged steering box, strut, tie rod, and some other steering and suspension bits (no body damage). $21k in repairs.

Nothing exciting. Had code P0420. Dealer replaced catalytic converter. Parts and labor covered under warranty (8 yr, 80k) and rental car covered under Max Care.

There are several Molex crimpers. The one I used is from this kit that I bought for another project. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C8N8JBDC?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1

These are really cheap. You can get similar ones at local auto parts stores. They typically come in black, grey, and beige...

I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on the passenger side cup holder. I had one, but it partially blocked the view to the mirror. With a soda can in it, the mirror was completely blocked. It could be just a function of my height (eye level) and seat position, but it was pretty bad for me...

Here is a short thread on the part(s) related to the connector shell and pins. The Mopar replacement is expensive. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/10-pin-delphi-terminal.48369/#post-783777 I looked through my receipts and found that I odered a new shell and sockets. I had to...

I have nothing but good things to say about Oracle's customer service. They asked for some key information, but once provided, they were quick to send me replacements under warranty. I would give @ORACLElights a shot to address your issues.

Installed a new set of stainless brake lines to go with the Z36 brakes I previously installed. Took a while to bleed (three times for all, and four for a couple). So much more responsive and feels more firm. The lines are a bit longer than stock. I went with Rusty's (made by Crown Automotive)...

The post could've also been about opinions on these cool grilles.

I had a similar noise after I had my doors replaced under warranty. It got progressively worse, especially when wheeling offroad. I removed the door panel, and I found a couple bolts had worked themselves loose. There are several bolts that are visible once you remove the pastic/vinyl panel...

Mine are these. Super comfortable. Wife bought them for me a while back when they were on clearance. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MZHSKES/ref=twister_B0D326S4ZQ?_encoding=UTF8&th=1