I never relocated mine and the adaptive cruise control still functions. My relocation bracket is still brand new in box. Your results may vary but it worked for me.
Just wish I would have relocated the parking sensors prior to winch install.
Our dealer mentioned that the channel is designed to allow water that has gotten past the seal and front panels to drain down the A pillars.
I guess the easiest way to test this would be to removed the roof panels and intentionally poor water into the drain hole and see if any of that water...
The alignment of the panels looks way better. I’ll keep my fingers crossed that the realignment and new seal keeps the water out.
In the meantime, start a fire and stay warm.
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Here is the latest update on our WT.
We got it back from the dealer. They adjusted the misaligned front two roof panels and put more of the proper 3M sealant under the seal at the top of the A pillar on the passenger side (not silicone - sorry mikejames). It did take them...
Thank you. The unit from front runner looks like it should work. It’s nice having a cutting board / prep surface.
Also, it looks like jscherb found you a supplier that could supply you with something if you want to do some testing. That unit from MORryde looks very well designed.
Good luck with...
Check out Goose Gear. We have their package set up in our 23 4-door WT. Fits a Dometic 45 liter fridge with the rear seats up and no interference from the tailgate hump. It is a close fit.
I believe you will find others that fit as well. The fridge dimensions will probably be most important.
Sunnyvale Ford in NorCal sold us our 23 WT at MSRP. Another customer beat us to the dealership and wanted the one we went to look at. We played nicely and let them buy it (after we test drove it of course). So our rep located an almost identical one at another dealer. They did a dealer swap...
Same problem on our 23 WT. Front panels are misaligned just like mikejames. Took the panels off again as our current storm here in NorCal has let up. Found water in the channel of the seal across the windshield. See the attached photo. It shows the water backed up to hole in the seal. There...