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$200 $200 shipped for all the mats and cargo mat?? SoFlo

Billstein 5100 3" toytec lift and spidertrax spacers. Love the ride!! Took two and half hours total. Well worth the $1100.

If you did not connect any orange wire from the radio harness, then as I originally stated, my bet is on the module. Disconnect it from the radio (but leave it plugged into the vehicle harness), disconnect the negative battery cable. Reconnect battery cable after 30 seconds. Plug the module back...

The orange wire with white stripe. Don't mess with the wire going to the ecu

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Sounds like way deeper than just the tires. The factory intake sits a foot or so higher than the top of the tire. Also, my Jeep did this and it was the throttle position sensor.

Has anyone figured out if this can be done yet?

When checking your battery, pull and reseat your ground to the mounting point. Sometimes they will corrode and cause a bad connection. Also, when the amp starts going bad it could be the cause. If resistors are going out or diodes allowing power or signal out where it shouldn't be. May be...

Gotcha. Still trying to figure it out. I downloaded the Tapatalk app and it is different than the online forum.

Disconnect, and never connect, the orange illumination wire from the wire harness. Cap it off so it doesn't ground. Also, if you're using a RAP module to integrate to a factory amplified system, it rarely can be the cause. If disconnecting the illumination wire doesn't cure it, swap the module

Not sure why you got this, was messaging another member. Sorry!

Did you figure your issue out?

Looks like rear speaker wire

Disconnect, and never connect, the orange illumination wire from the wire harness. Cap it off so it doesn't ground. Also, if you're using a RAP module to integrate to a factory amplified system, it rarely can be the cause. If disconnecting the illumination wire doesn't cure it, swap the module

So, what is your setup in this pic? I love the stance and am looking to bring mine up a bit more.