I live in the mountains, where the poster lives, and I love my rivian. Ultra quite when passing folks on a 6% grade, handles snow great, no oil changes, drives mostly hands free into SLC. I go into the backcountry regularly, havenāt had any issues. I donāt hit the trails 300miles from my house...
Iām in PC. If youāre 100% sure youāll tow less than an hourā¦the large battery is acceptable. I used to take 2x snowmobiles out to Vernalā¦thatās not doable with the Rivian as the charging infrastructure is nil. 20ā tires, towing, snowā¦.Iād hold out for a max pack. Heck, even in the summer I...
My right rear window will not calibrate in the up position. My other 3 windows calibrate as they should, up & down position, per the service manual.
when my problem window is autoād up, it goes into the seal normally, then goes down 4ish inches. I donāt get the main screen indication it...
I would have the service center / mobile tech take a swingā¦.then this is what I would do. Iād apply a little hand pressure to make sure the rubber bumper is actually resting on the stop before shaving some off. My concern would be other seals / issues are at play and the bumper isnāt the culprit.
If you raise the bolts to get the back of the hood higherā¦you might see the front go lower. Id make sure the rubber bumpers at the front are screwed tightā¦thatās the only adjustment I know of at the front. Mine are all the way tightā¦but they appear adjustable to get the front higher/level.
for me it was very small adjustments to change how it sat left to right. Once I adjustedā¦the grey paint on the bolt is shows the hood arm hitting the bolt. Before, no markā¦I donāt think the bolt was adjusted from the factory.
My experience is that the first phone that unlocks the vehicle sets the driver profile. If that is the case, Iām not sure changing the default would matterā¦I could be wrong (probably the case).