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  1. My 2017 3.5 V6 NA with 20k miles had a starting issue this morning. I get in car and push start, the car cranks and try’s to start then times out. Push again, same thing, on third try it finally starts. It acted like an older car that was flooded. The car ran perfectly normal after that and started fine every time after that. No check engine light so no code. I’ll mention it to the dealer next oil change, but I’m sure they will say no problem found. Any Ideas?
    thanks
    Lenny
  2. Update:

    I installed a fuse tap on fuse 23 (power delay) and this female cigarette plug under the dash. The wire snaked right down the a-pillar to under the dash. The wire tucked nicely under the headliner. I chose this inexpensive Blueskysea B1W camera, its very small and fit nicely under the rear view mirror and is hardly noticeable. The most difficult thing was reaching the fuse panel.

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  3. A standard H11 halogen bulb produces about 1350 lumens. A Philips Extreme Vision H11 produces 1650 lumens. A standard H9 bulb produces 2100 lumens. The H9 produces 50% more light than a standard H11 and 25% more than the Philips H11 yet costs under $10.

    The H9’s are 10 watts higher than the H11’s. Wouldn’t the extra heat damage the projectors? Those projectors are pretty pricey!

  4. to properly align your lights, you need to be 25ft from a solid wall and your lights should look like the pic below, but they will not look like that since you are running the wrong bulb97idr4.jpg

    It looks like the left and possibly the right (hard to tell in the pic) the light seems to cut off lower than the center.

  5. My 2017 halogen lamps are terrible. I did a lot of research on line and everything I read is the LED are junk. I just purchased an HID kit today from Lightwerkz Global Inc. They highly recommended these https://www.lightwerkz.net/index.php/components/hid-ballasts/35w-2a88-hylux-canbus-ballasts.htmlwith these lamps https://www.lightwerkz.net/index.php/components/hid-bulbs/h-series/nhk-h11.html Other websites also recommended these. There supposed to be easy to install, plug and play. I may need to get a couple of the rubber boots that go on the back of the housing just so I don’t have to cut the originals. I just have to figure out the size. Does anyone know what size this is https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10211304359833395&set=pcb.479072962489064&type=3&theater&ifg=1 I’m looking to purchase these TJTECH 80mm Rubber Housing Seal Cap for Headlight Install HID Conversion Kit Retrofit, Headlight Dust Cover for LED Conversion Kit ,Pack of 2 (80mm) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XFVS492/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_eNvxAbCVA424B

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  6. The seats with heat only have just a heating element. With air conditioned seats, like JMR061 said, the current flows on way through the TED and the seat heats, the opposite way and it cools. The difference between them, in the heating mode the fan only comes on low, in cooling mode is depends on which of thr three levels you set the control.

    I don't want to sound stupid, but what does TED stand for? Also, when in heating mode, if the fan is on low, what controls the temperature when you change settings on the switch (hi, low, medium)? I I'm assuming some kind of blend door. But You know what happens when one assumes.....

    In cooling, the switch seems to change the fan speed.

    Thanks guys

    Lenny

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