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Splash shield or just aero. There's some wiring/lines under the right side but not enough to require the tub. And, a splash guard wouldn't need to be a rounded tub.

Did you try your neighbours outlet on your evse/truck? Could be an issue with your outlet. I would also try clearing all the charge locations in the truck, drive around the block to recenter the gps and retrying a charge.

Your dealer should be able to see the codes online. Could be a few things.

Guaranteed the GTO that beat him was heavily modified and probably cost the owner 100k plus to get it running that fast. The original stock musclecars of the bygone era were fast compared to the painfully underpowered standard cars but still slow to today's benchmarks. The article alludes to...

All we need to know is the draw of the idle inverters. Unlikely its as enough to tip the scales of you making your destination.

Thanks for introducing me to scout campers, they have some great options. I think a tow behind is going to work better than the big slide in. After looking at their site, I would go with nothing larger/heavier the pop-up Yoho. My truck is rated for 1698lbs, you can really notice the load...

It would cost me $130 in gas vs $35 in electricity. No thanks.

Yes, read the owners manual.

We are talking about a level2 evse here, there is no lock on the truck.

Why would it have an electrically actuated lock?

Nothing wrong with that truck at all.

No confusion, the cec differs from the nec. Most people don't know the actual current codes either. Your electrician should, talk to them.

Yes, your fire chief was unknowledgeable to how an ev battery is contained an how it burns. Here is the latest in ev firefighting: https://www.portland.gov/fire/news/2025/5/12/new-tool-helps-portland-firefighters-tackle-electric-vehicle-fires Simple and effective.

If your electrician used nmd90 and its less than 50ft, slap a 50a breaker in. The american nec allows it too. The internet gets confused with this topic because of the possibility you could have old crappy wiring in your house. Just confirm with your electrician who knows the cec. He may...

Yes, don't buy the cheapies.

As long as the components of the circuit are rated for 75degC or higher then you're fine installing a 50a breaker. It's a marketing scam, they rebadge their hd receptacles and charge another $10.

The lightning moon roof is designed to accept leaks. If you have water inside then the drain system is the problem.

First, try powering it off for a few minutes then back on. Not sure about your station but you had to set up the other ones with another app first to the WiFi and then to fordpass. Signal strength is incredibly important here.

You shouldnt have bought a house with an attached garage then, hypothetically. All of this applies to gas vehicles too, which have a higher rate of spontaneous combustion. Even if you did get your burning vehicle out of the garage, it would still most likely burn the house down if emergency...

Yes, really, that's the standard size for the 18" wheel.