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I just put this in mine, haven't really tested it yet. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08LTJVGJJ?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title Got it mostly to keep the small amount of water that get in past my cover from getting on my stuff. But seems like it will keep things from sliding also.

I was looking at FORSCAN (newbe here) and I saw several options for Cruise Control. The one I'm curious about the the one that says 'Brake Limit 2". Anyone know what this is?

True... typicaly you would use the same grade hardware for both pieces, but if not the lower grade would be the spec you would use. I also agree the number on the paper isn't the absolute limit, there is always a safety factor built in.

Torque values are specific to fasteners, it has to do with the material of the fastener and at what point the threads become properly engaged. Over torqueing can cause the fasteners to fail. If the fasteners is properly engaged at 95 its probably OK. If the lug nuts are designed for 95...

Just wondering if you had any luck verifying this harness?

Looks like the switch goes thru there also so the light pins probably don't have power until the switch leg is closed.

Might be a dumb question, but how do we know what version we should be on and what version we are on?

Forgive me if I am repeating a question, I missed. I don't have ambient lighting on my XLT, will this work?

The part number on the sticker in that video is different, is that the individual component and the number you listed is the entire assembly? It just seems odd that the part with lights and all is only $20. That's crazy.

If it is the Cargo lights it's connector C410 in these images

Is that closer to the driver's side of the truck than the center? Looks like it doesn't go anywhere from there is that correct? If its where u think it is, I found a similar one in my XLT Poweboost (looks like different wire colors) connected to a small wire that goes up the side of the bed...

This worked great, did this today, lights up the road between the front of the truck and where the low beams hit perfectly!!

I do the same thing to back in my pop-up camper. I have tape lines on the floor and marks on the wall I can see in the camera on the back of the camper.