I recently bought a low-cost handheld infrared camera and decided to see what our heated steering wheel and seat look like. This is a lower-cost model, so the pictures are fairly low resolution and somewhat grainy, but it is still quite interesting to see.
Zoomed out steering wheel. Looks...
Just installed new version and it's broken. See screenshot. The app overlays on top of my navigation buttons at bottom and I can no longer access th charging and other features. This new version is complete garbage. Anyone got a link to the previous version for Android?
Edit: added image...
I am writing this to share my experience with having the GSM in my 2024 Flash replaced under warranty. I know there's been a lot of folks swapping out the GSM with a dial shifter -- and that's an option I am considering. However, before doing that, I figured I would get the original one...
I wonder about the vibrations you feel in the steering wheel and the ride quality with all-terrain tires? Any thoughts as compared to stock all-seasons?
That depends. A tire with more tread will have a slightly larger diameter than the others. Due to that, a pull can develop, particularly under acceleration, where it should be pulling to the side with the smaller diameter tire.
I am a bit confused. I have been reading threads that suggest that the lightning isn't supported or has issues when starting. I even looked at their discord. Can the lightning use Open Pilot or do you need to install Blue Pilot? Also, I have seen discussion regarding the harness needing some...
I struggled to find a suitable place near the speaker as well. In the end, I made a small flat bracket that I attached the device to via zip ties and then attached the bracket to the truck using the small bolt nearest to the speaker. I think it supports the air dam on the bottom, but it's easy...
After having installed 18" wheels and Michelin Defenders, I have to say I am now disappointed with the Michelins. Notably more high-frequency vibrations (much higher than rotation frequency of the wheels). I think it's the shoulder blocks. Anyway, that was not expected and I put the OE 20"...
Does the sound change when turning left or right?
I have a sound that might be somewhat similar on my 2024 Flash, but it definitely changes depending on road surface. The original AT tires the truck came with made the sound louder than the Michelin Defenders on the truck now. Given the sound...
This is a terribly annoying "feature" no one asked for. After a recent update, my 2024 Flash, which didn't do this before, now does this very annoying thing.
Can this be fixed with Forscan?
I mean the version number might as well be 3.1415926535897932384626433 for all the useless digits in the FCSP version numbering scheme that some dumb developer thought was a good idea.