Little stuff this time. Had to add my Sig sticker and diesel cap...
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Little stuff this time. Had to add my Sig sticker and diesel cap...
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The install is not plug and play. At all. Once installed, yes, plug it in, but by no means plug and play. If your using a secondary obdII device, I can see using the pass through. Personally, I don't see why AMP uses the obdII port at all. If not using another device, simply unplug when you need the port. With the current install? Should have just hard wired entire system as they used to beGood update, doesn’t the extra OBD make it plug and play? Plus it allows my iDash to be plugged in too.
Think I’m going this route soon
Love those mats. I have 3I had the hood repainted by the Chevy dealer. Also installed a tailgate gasket seal and Chevy bed mat.
Best to remove the flapper when changing out the muffler.Borla S-type exhaust installed today. Sounds so much better.
I will say though, I thought that flapper valve was squeaking when I left off the throttle. Now that it isnt there, the squeak persists. Guess Ill have to look further into why that is happening now.
Well done............Chopped out some honeycombs in the grille to push my Rigid light bar out (too much light loss when mounted behind grille). And made room for a couple Diode Dynamics combo ambers. They work as DRLs and combo fog/driving when activated.
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That flapper is gone I made sure I told them that and then I looked when I got home. I changed out the entire cat back and not just the muffler.Bet to remove the flapper when changing out the muffler.
I used to add these but when I quit smoking I stopped. They look nice along with the one on your hood.