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    CCD vs. no CCD?

    My experience in test driving multiple levels of Expedition (XLT non CCD, Limited non CCD) now in the Plat with CCD, the CCD makes a big difference on the lower impacts / lower load conditions. I felt the non CCD expeditions had more of a F150 feel to it - solid on impacts, but definitely meant...
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    Silt Trap

    The low horizontal part line that goes from the side of the rear bumper cover to the moulding around the hitch I find houses a lot of dirt. I can never get dirt to stop falling out of the area.
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    AWD Mode

    Interesting analysis - thanks for sharing.
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    Side Mirror Puddle Lights Recommendation, Easy Upgrade

    Yeah, just checked my 19, and it has LED's.
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    Longest Service contest.

    With your length of issues, it's totally justified to forget about Ford in your next purchase. Unfortunately, you just have to purchase a vehicle with the features you need, and it could very well point back to the Expedition. My no-no brand is anything Stellantis. My JGC in the past was a big...
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    Side Mirror Puddle Lights Recommendation, Easy Upgrade

    just look up the part on the ford parts website as a 2021 model to get the LED lights?
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    Mahogany Interior Pictures!

    I'm curious on the in-person coloring. Looks a bit red in color. I'm a sucker for saddle brown.
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    Side Mirror Puddle Lights Recommendation, Easy Upgrade

    I feel the same way with the license plate lights. Actually parked next to two other expeditions. We all had ours on remote start, and they commented how nice LED white license plate lights look on mine in comparison to the dull yellow.
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    Stranded again.

    Agreed - I love how Toyota / Honda still used old dash clock displays and shifters - the interior could be mistaken from 15 years ago. You get the reliability at the cost of modernization. Always putting new design / tech in a car will lead to some reliability issues.
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    ADS/CCD to Conventional Struts

    on parts.ford.com, they list the CCD front/rear shocks at $412.36, and standard at $125 front /$155 rear. If you just need to replace one, it won't be too much of a difference to get a replacement CCD shock then to replace the pair on the axle, which i expect at minimum you need to change out...
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    3rd row speaker options

    Not sure which audio system you have - I have been pretty happy shifting the sound of the BO system to the rear in the sound fader settings. The kids were watching a show on the IPAD and forgot their headphones.
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    Stranded again.

    Overall, later years should be more reliable, minus new tech added within the model lifecycle.
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    Show us your 4th Gen in the snow

    It must be a beast in the winter with those steelies / winter tires.
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    Expedition as Long Trip Road Vehicle

    Definitely resale and if you do decide to get a camper or a larger boat. Never thought I'd be a boat guy, but now with 3 young kids, 2 into mountain biking and skiing, I find myself looking at new wake boats for the summer.
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    Expedition as Long Trip Road Vehicle

    HD Tow Captains 2nd if you have only 2 kids, and pass thru for dogs. Max if you have larger dogs that you want some bed space for them. It's a great ride - I'd do CCD personally, but this is a forum debate on it's characteristics in certain road conditions.
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