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I was just about to ask how he got vanity plates that quickly and I realized it was a different truck.

The brackets on that one seem to make contact with the paint. I like the "free-floating" ones that are completely attached under the hood. I don't like anything, even tapes, that could damage the paint. Thanks for looking these up though!

Thanks! I have them notifying me when it comes back in stock.

I cannot find the one he has anywhere. Hopefully he can provide a link.

Can you help me out with a link to that deflector? Every one I see attaches with double-sided tape. What you have described is exactly what I am looking for.

Is it still the case that forscan only works with Windows?

Nope, mine did not come with the convenience package. I plug in and it charges just fine. I just got used to dropping my phone without plugging in with my last car. If it were a plug and play feature, for $83, I would get it and take it out if it didn't work well

You're still jet skiing in Canada at the end of September?

Then back to my original question: Is the charger plug-and-play or does it require wiring?

Thanks for the info. I also have an otter box. I had a wireless charger in my last two vehicles. One worked great and one did exactly as you described. I guess I will stick with plug in.

I will tell you an accessory I would love to buy: A hood rock / bug deflector that attaches under the hood and doesn't use tape. I have had them on most of my trucks but (except for a company in New Zealand), I cannot find one for the Ranger.

I have a 25 Lariat (2.3) and I was considering installing an OEM wireless phone charger. The part itself is only $83. My concern is the installation. It looks like you only have to pry off a plastic cover in the console area and put the charger in its place. Does anyone know if this is just...

I agree though. I would rather pay more for an authentic, well-made item, than for some cheap Ebay knock off.

So that's around $190 US for something that probably cost $10. Wow!

Occam's Razor - The simplest explanation is usually the correct one. Change the 50 cent battery and report back. Don't assume "It's definitely not the battery."

The 4-D tech device that turns off the dreaded auto stop. It's the first thing I installed on my last three vehicles.

Already posted pics in another thread but here they are again. Installed Rival engine, transmission, transfer case, and fuel tank skid plates. Had a fitment issue with the transfer case cover but fixed it with a Dremel. Rival makes great products. The only negative I can see is they do not...

I also had a fitment issue with the transfer case skid plate. Installed the engine, transmission and fuel tank skid plates in about a half hour each. The transfer case bolt holes would not line up. Assuming it was human error, I took everything off and started over. Nope. Still would line up. I...

Got it. Thanks!

I've traded new cars/trucks in under a year twice. Frontier - just didn't like it. Maverick - too small for me. It's definitely a score for the second owner.