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Recent content by racerfern

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    Water Leak - Passenger Front Right

    Wow! The middle of the right side piece was completely out. I snapped that in, then kept on pushing toward the right A pillar. I did have the battery replaced over two years ago so I'm surprised it took this long if that's when it wasn't originally popped in as it should be. Time will tell...
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    Water Leak - Passenger Front Right

    About the same time for me as well. 2020 ST. The cowl seal at the bottom of the windshield has popped out on the right side. Now to try and get it back in. Not sure it would be covered by Premium Care extended warranty.
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    Water Getting in Rear Spare Compartment

    I'm late to the party but when I had this problem on my fairly new 2020 ST, the dealer found a body plug that wasn't properly snapped in. If I parked the car even slightly downhill there was no water instrusion, but parkeeven slightly uphill there was significant water intrusion into the spare...
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    Windshield washer tank leaking

    I think I've narrowed it down. Definitely no leak. However at some point the pump loses its prime and just whirrs. This time I didn't do anything about it but the next day it made the same empty sound for about three seconds then suddenly started working. This has happened twice in the last...
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    Windshield washer tank leaking

    Out of the clear blue, my tank needed constant refilling. I filled it, used it once and let it sit a day or two. Upon checking the level was good. However, a few days later nothing came out of any squirters. Upon refilling it took less than one quart and I'm sure the tank is bigger than that...
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    St pack have nitrogen in them ?

    Aircraft tires are usually inflated with nitrogen to minimize expansion and contraction from extreme changes in ambient temperature and pressure experienced during flight. (from a Google search) It's not so much that the nitrogen is better, it's that by using 100% nitrogen you have no moisture...
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    St pack have nitrogen in them ?

    They're installing green caps, You think they're deflating four tires and refilling them with 100% nitrogen?
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    Full 3" exhaust?

    You'll have more flow but less back pressure which can lead to turbo lag.
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    Upgraded ST Wheel Caps & Steering Wheel Logo

    Just to clarify, as I posted previously about this. They are OEM Ford caps with a knock-off logo, just not meant for this vehicle. Unfortunately, Amazon lists them as fitting the Explorer. They're 54mm and probably need to be 56mm. A couple of rounds of electrical tape would keep them in just...
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    Blacked out Ford logo stickers from Etsy

    I asked him to do the oval and logo in red for both front and rear. I'm happy. Started from the center, just make sure everything is nice and warm, much easier to apply IMO.
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    What did your Ford Explorer ST replace?

    2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon
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    Explorer ST Street And Track Packages

    Anyone have the part number for the high performance pads?
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    If you want the best....

    Agreed. The small plastic covers are specific left and right. Also specific with regard to the position. So they unsnap and snap back in very easily as long as the orientation remains the same. I removed a small retaining piece that takes torx screws. It made getting the larger plastic trim...
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    If you want the best....

    @kpkimmel1983 See these links. No need for Forscan as the signal light bulb has the necessary resistor. Everything was plug n play. I assure you they all fit my 2020 Explorer ST https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077NYN5QJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1...


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