Left liftgate strut is groaning when closing. I've seen before that this can be cured with some cleaning and greasing but the entire strut is surrounded by a plastic shield that looks like it's not removeable likely to try to protect it and making it unserviceable and just a replacement item...
Strange, mine hasn't gone off (except for when I forget to disable the inerior sensor when my dog is inside) before but has gone off randomly several times the last few days, haven't figured it out yet.
Looking at the build and price on Ford's website, the block heater is a $100 option on top of the Platinum. Most likely since it's such a regional need, as we certainly don't need them down here in Texas. I'd still look over your paperwork to see if it was listed as a dealer installed add on...
This. I went with some industrial black rubber bands. Hardly notice them when looking in and almost look like they are supposed to be there. My info is in the above thread.
IIRC it's not recommended at all to disable ASS through Forscan, as it disables more things than just ASS. Using the Auto Start/Stop Eliminator plugin seems to be the way most have gone to take care of it.
No idea, I'm stuck with CCD.
This, the transition from 22" wheels to 18" wheels had a huge positive impact on ride quality. Not sure what you are running on now, but it helped me for sure.
Did it say just "Disabled" or "Disabled due to charging" or something like that. If the battery is weak, it'll turn off Auto Start/Stop. It'll also turn off other things too, like the fob sensors on passenger doors. New strong batteries make the truck happy and it turns all those features...
You keep saying this even though I quoted the owners manual showing 87 is the minimum supported, not the recommended. Why do you keep saying that 87 is the recommended fuel, please show us where it says that.
Me: I wish I'd opted for the higher HP modes. I should get a tuner. And an intercooler, that'd be badass!
Also me: Dials in Eco mode as soon as I start the vehicle.
Not sure about '22 but usually the stealth comes with the CCD suspension that hasn't always been so easy to swap out. Last I saw, there was a delete kit for it, but it still threw errors on the dash. Most folks go with the ReadyLift 3/2: 69-2831 that works with the CCD suspension. It...
Funny thing. In motorcycle communicators, there's two major companies in the arena with some fierce competition around technology. One company boasts high quality HK speakers for their unit while the other one boasts high quality JBL speakers. The competition rages on but Samsung is the real...
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