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I read somewhere that it may be wiring bundle under seat bouncing around rather than the seat actually moving. The motion seems to happen both from lateral and forward/backward weight movement.

All that and I still love the evil beast!

I have had the same issue early on at 2000 miles or so. Hasn't gotten worse luckily at 4200 miles now!

Wow I did not know this one! That's awesome. She was so pretty the other day, I couldn't resist!

That sound happens before and after starting, when you open the door or get in and after turning off engine. Everyone has reported this sound and it's normal.

True and it feels great! The only exceptions are Durango and Grand Cherokee which don't have 3 rows.

Deep Snow/Sand (If Equipped) For deep snow or soft dry sand. Eco For efficient and responsible driving. This mode helps deliver maximum fuel efficiency and increases driving range. Normal For everyday driving. This mode is a perfect balance of excitement, comfort and convenience. Slippery For...

My 2013 My 2013 Lincoln MKZ did the same thing when you open the door and I believe the 2012 Focus had that too. Not sure about other models.

We have to take what we can get these days! I'm sitting in my front passenger seat with the sunroof open drinking my cold brew in the Dunkin parking lot! Ah the good life!

Both use a fan but for the heat function the fan comes on for a few seconds and doesn't stay on for very long but for the cool it stays on the entire time. I've had heated/cooled seats for 10 years and this is how they work. No one said anything about the HVAC blower. The fans are built into the...

Today at the gas station I walked around back of the vehicle a couple times while filling up and it opened 3 times! Lucky it hasn't closed on my head recently!

Sexy Demon

If you have heated/cooled seats then there is forced air for both. You can hear the fan come on for both heat and cool. My previoius 2 vehicles were the same way, a 2010 and 2013 MKZ. The fans were really loud on the previous generations. I found this discussion...

It is a really cool looking, substantial dipstick tbh! LOL Oh and it is also hard to reach back there.

Yes on all of your above observations! I also had trouble removing the dipstick for the first time, it was really stuck in there. Last week I just got my oil changed for the first time at 3800 miles.

This happened when I first got the vehicle but now after 3 months I've had no such incidents. I know that it will stop you within 1 foot of an object and won't brake gently at all.

That is where the towing eye EM2Z-17A954-A goes. The other side you should have the fuel filling funnel.

If you hit refresh on the app it updates your tire pressure LOL! Also using it to lock or unlock or start also updates all the vehicle information.

Mine has opened when I just walk past the liftgate sometimes and has closed on my head a few times,

I don't know how it can be run-flat if it went down to 24 psi then down to zero when it was in my trunk for couple days using the mini spare tire. Luckily according to the Pirelli warranty PNCS and run-flat tires have road hazard coverage for a year because I didn't purchase additional...