I've seen several posts here where people say they'd like the tailgate height to be location sensitive and I think this would be a great idea. At home I park under a carport, so I have the limit set to ... well let's just say you can look at the scars and lumps on my forehead and figure out what it's set to
But I also read that you can manually override the configured opening height and I do this at work because the ceiling of the parking garage is tall enough to take the full opening.
My question is that it makes a complaining noise when you do this and I wondered what it's really doing to the gearing and motor in the strut. Will doing this frequently put excessive wear on those parts?
But I also read that you can manually override the configured opening height and I do this at work because the ceiling of the parking garage is tall enough to take the full opening.
My question is that it makes a complaining noise when you do this and I wondered what it's really doing to the gearing and motor in the strut. Will doing this frequently put excessive wear on those parts?
