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No. You remove the O2 sensors, install defoulers where the O2 senors go, then install the O2 sensors in the defoulers.

It's always the defoulers. Didn't they come with the downpipes?

It depends, maybe on how new the vehicle is? I recently took my '95 Chevy K1500 out of storage. It had been sitting for over a year. Gave it a jump, cranked right up. I drove it around for 20-30 minutes. Stopped at a self car wash to hose off the dirt from sitting in a parking garage for a...

Are the kinks worked out on these things, or is it still a tradeoff between a big screen and some loss of funtionality/integration?

You can scratch the Platinum off the list as competition for the ST/Tremor, they're dropping the 3.0L as an option. https://fordauthority.com/2025/06/2026-ford-explorer-platinum-drops-3-0l-v6-ecoboost/

An engine that hasn't been in production in two decades? Come on now. Everyone else here knows we're talking about the 3.0L Nano Ecoboost.

The same two turbos attached to the 3.0 no matter what platform it's in?

Do you want it running all the time, including parking mode, or are you just interested in running it while the vehicle is driving? The later is easiest to power with an adapter connected to the powered mirror.

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a65044784/2025-ford-f-150-lobo-revealed/

Im pretty sure then answer is going to be defoulers for the O2 sensors.

Between the rubber boots and the tackiness of the grease, there should be some slight resistance. As long at the movement is smooth and doesn't bind anywhere it will be fine.

Hell you can buy one yourself for less than $400

Yeah it's pretty worthless for anything outside of charging a laptop. You'd be better off getting a 12v vacuum or running an inverter.

Forscan Lite if you want to go the smart phone and/or tablet route.

Something weird is happening. I got a notification email from a generic "Forum Support" instead of the usual "Explorer ST Forum".

Did it looks like this?

привет - don't blame me if that's incorrect :cool:

In my teens my best friend and I would get on our bikes and ride out to go fishing. One of the things we loved to do while fishing was smoke cigars. I was probably 14 or 15 but I could still buy Philly Blunts or Garcia Vega cigars from the local gas station. Fast forward to my 20s after I...

I've noticed the same thing recently on mine. I only hear it when I'm driving up through the parking garage here when making right turns to the next floor. Going down (and making the same turns but left) I don't here it. I haven't had the chance to crawl under and take a look.