I ended up changing all 5 of my blend door actuators on my 2011 - 2 failed and did preemptive on the others 3 years ago at 60K miles. Haven't had any trouble since. Also changed the ABS module 4 years ago at 56K miles. Considering the low miles on this truck, it seems like these items fail with...
I don’t believe it does on the 2017, however the tow / haul settings as well as most of the transmission programming between the Gen3A / 2010 to 2014 5.4 3 Valve NA and the Gen 3B / 2015 to 2017 3.5 4 Valve TT are day and night. I currently own a 2011 and 2017 and can confirm this.
2017 4x4 Expedition 3.5 V6 3:31 open differential and HD Tow option. We tow 3 or 4 times a year. 2 of the trips are 1240 plus miles. Always use premium (93) when towing and don't use tow haul mode as I don't like the way it is programmed to use engine braking (drop gears) when descending hills...
Doesn't look like it is going to happen just yet.
Timeline: The regulation is required by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (2021) to be implemented for new vehicles starting in 2027, according to.
Current Status: As of early 2026, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
We have used Travelers for our house and 2 daily drivers in NY for 25 years but they don't / won't insure the house and car in FL. Amica has been sending me emails and letters for a year or so, but when I checked their prices for NY they were quite a bit more. Maybe I'll reach out to them to see...
Yeah, we have a place in FL and both the auto and homeowners insurance situation there is very difficult. We keep a 2011 Expy with 67K miles there for which we pay $1800 a year. Out 2017 Expy in NY with 65K and same coverage is $880 a year. Not just hurricane risk, but the ambulance chasing...
It is absolutely not proper and should be illegal, but collecting peoples data and selling it to others has been going on since the early days of Google. This is the same story, except digging deeper into our personal lives. The automotive and insurance lobbyists do their thing in Washington and...
Posted on another Ford site I belong to. I've seen / read some info about data metrics collected in new Ford vehicles being shared (sold) to insurance companies, but if all this is true it becomes pretty scary.
https://youtu.be/ZWT1dzpQWqw?si=VTwb8Jvt0Ep4Dheg
A rapidly flashing security light on a 2007 Ford Expedition indicates the Passive Anti-Theft System (PATS) does not recognize the key, preventing the engine from starting. This is often triggered by a faulty key chip, weak key fob battery, or a disconnected transceiver. Disconnect the main...
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