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Reset the code to a number you won't forget. I haven't touched my keys in the past several months.

Are the front door windows tinted?

Also, try some hard stops going in reverse. There may be something in the brake pad that needs to work itself out.

Well, on the lighter side of things, my other car is a 2006 Honda Accord that I bought new. All this ESP talk scares me. I guess that's why I traded my 2017 Explorer in for the 2020 Explorer ST. We love it and plan on keeping it for a very long time. I would need a plan that covers me until...

From my research, your insurance company will still cover your loss. Theft of a vehicle is still stolen property whether or not your keys are in it. I would suggest that you lock it at all times. A broken window would show that you had secured it properly.

It does really make it convenient. My wife uses the ST most of the time and I just use it occasionally. I never have to go looking for the keys. Some have an issue with the vehicle more likely to be stolen, but I am not sure that this is true statically. My wife told me she can turn it off with...

Yes, I have this issue also. More so in the winter time. We leave the key fob in the ST at all times, so this can be frustrating at times when I can't get the keypad to light up, but eventually I get it to work by continuing to touch it or running my finger down the numbers. I think my wife can...

Mine made good on fixing the damage near the lift points which was caused by the dealer when in for warranty repair. Their body shop made it look perfect again. They also gave me a good deal on the ST. I will always check them out first.

Just curious to know if you needed new tires already?

Tell them to give you a loaner and you'll be back when everything is fixed.

My keypad also acts up from time. Seems to depend on the temperature. It sometimes struggles to light up. If you find a fix please let us know. My keys always stay in the vehicle, so I really depend on the keypad working.