I had that on the drivers side I reached up to the top rear corner and pushed the weather strip into the door gap and it stopped. Hasn't come back. I think the weather strip may be stretched a little in that area and needs to be fit a little better
Having been an automotive technician for 40 years, I do have knowledge and expectations. If the truck is incapable of making a sweeping turn and not stay in the center of the lane it needs work. I'll use it when it is better.
I dont use the one pedal in my lightning it is to severe. I do use it in my Chevy Bolt as it seems smoother. My 2018 bolt didnot have one pedal in reverse and that was way better. It is uncomfortable to try to backup an modulate the throttle
I have never done a buy back but have used the CA lemon law twice. Documentation is the key. Every correspondence and conversation needs to be documented. That lets them know you are serious.
Generally I gst around 1.6 to 1.8 at 70 mph at 65 degrees f Better when it warms up. Tires are at 42 psi. I havent noticed climate controll being that big of a hit.
I bought my first ev in 2018 a Chevy Bolt. It was cheap enough and my intention was to drive it until the wheels fell off or I had to charge it every day. Well the wheel didn't fall off but the battery recall did. Chevy bought it back and I got a Bolt EUV. I took delivery on my Lightning in...
I will probably buy it to ease the use of the super chargers. I would rather buy it from Ford but it doesn't really matter. Even if Ford eventually moves the charge port they won't be moving mine and Tesla is not changing all of the cables on their chargers. I spent 80k on a truck I will...
Hills make less of a difference than speed. When you go up you also go down. You worst economy is on the highway with the cruise control on. I also have a Chevy bolt. My daughter drives on and off the accelerator and gets much better economy than I do. Regen is your friend. Even wieght you can...
I think it would more depend on the weather. Empty on the highway at under 60 degrees I get 1.7 to 1.9 miles per kwh. At 65+ I get closer to 2.5. So to be safe with a small trailer I would take off 40%. That gets you a minimum of 88 miles from 100% with er battery. Generally I end up getting a...