Recent content by Cdubya

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Finally got around to installing new TPMS sensors into my old winter wheels that I used for my 2020 ST. Got the 433Mhz sensors from TPMSBargains and used a BeadBreaker to get them replaced. No re-balancing because i assumed the sensors are about the same weight; Drove on the highway today and...

As others have said, the Steeda rears almost don't look like they are lower than stock. The Steeda ride is noticeably stiffer. I and others who live up north have had issues with the finish of the springs degrading--especially the rears. It was bad enough that after three years, I purchased...

A lot of people here, including myself, have gone from Steeda to Eibach and report only positive experiences.

True, the battery banks only last so long. Depends on the Parking Mode you set. The more sensitive, the lower the life. For most, the dashcam footage is most useful while driving...on my Miata, I don't use Parking mode at all.

I have Thinkware also. You can set the lower limit of battery voltage where Parking Mode will shut off. Even that, I prefer to use a battery bank (Thinkware iVolt) and that way, your battery is not involved at all.

Probably not ABS module problem. Did you replace anything else? That first code is low brake fluid--maybe the sensor is faulty. The 2nd? maybe check all your ABS sensors at the wheels.

Seems like the 25's are $2000-3000 cheaper than a 26. Since you are leasing, I'd probably go for the cheaper of the two. I got a 26 a month ago... they had $1750 in rebates and the dealer gave me an Xplan PIN just because I know one of their sales staff that used to work there.

LC2i has Accubass as well. I have mine set to 0.

You have any mods?

Likely something horribly wrong.

Is it the BCM? Then the tune is not even touched. For some reason, i thought it was PCM

A google search turned up a similar looking part in the F150 forum which protects the door electrical harness during assembly, before being plugged in. it can be discarded.

If you reinstall the tune, you will likely erase the recall fixes of the PCM update. If it were me, I'd do the recall first, then tune it.