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Here's a couple Q's I have, being I'm only a 2 day owner of our SSR.
1) While highway driving at 70mph without cruise if you are off the gas pedal kind of coasting down an decline, when you level out at the bottom of the hill and lightly put your foot back on the gas, IS it normal to hear a clunk like slop in the gears or back lash in the transmission? It didn't do it in 5th, only 6th.
2) There is a NICE amber light on at night from the bottom of the mirror illuminating towards the shifter. Couldn't find anything in the owners manual about it. We both like it but are curious if it always on with the headlights?
3) Does not pertain to manual trans. What brand are the rear wings, where's the "place to buy one"
4) And last this does not pertain to just manual trans. The bed cover, once you push the clicker to open it shouldn't it pop up a little bit to allow you to lift? We have to lift it with our fingernails to get it to open. Is that a "normal"?
We know the proper way to close is tailgate last.
Any knowledge you offer will be appreciated.
1) While highway driving at 70mph without cruise if you are off the gas pedal kind of coasting down an decline, when you level out at the bottom of the hill and lightly put your foot back on the gas, IS it normal to hear a clunk like slop in the gears or back lash in the transmission? It didn't do it in 5th, only 6th.
2) There is a NICE amber light on at night from the bottom of the mirror illuminating towards the shifter. Couldn't find anything in the owners manual about it. We both like it but are curious if it always on with the headlights?
3) Does not pertain to manual trans. What brand are the rear wings, where's the "place to buy one"
4) And last this does not pertain to just manual trans. The bed cover, once you push the clicker to open it shouldn't it pop up a little bit to allow you to lift? We have to lift it with our fingernails to get it to open. Is that a "normal"?
We know the proper way to close is tailgate last.
Any knowledge you offer will be appreciated.