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Last week I parked at a restaurant. Before going in I turned to see the car was locked with the mirrors folded in and the tailgate was closed. I always keep my key fob in a small metal can in my pocket when I am not driving so no signals can come from it. When I came out the tailgate was...

My older five passenger Explorers have a full length pull shade to cover all behind the second row seats. Since Ford changed to make all Explorers six or seven seat models they have not offered that option. The later model Aviators have offered a short pull shade behind the third row but...

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Select Settings as shown on your picture by pushing the up buftton to get to that instead of Oil Life. Then you can select MPH.

Somewhat similar to another thread where someone said they had a 2019 ST.

Production of 2022 models did not begin until the second week of November 2021.

So I would assume the TRIP odometer can only display a maximum of four digits and then returns to zero. That would be typical. How many miles does your TOTAL MILES odometer lower in the dash show?

The police vehicles do not get the PCM reprogram because they do not have the electric park brake. They have the old cable style. Setting the park brake is all the PCM reprogram does.

What year ST?

Mine is one of the first 2022 models built. It has EVERY feature the 2022 are SUPPOSED to have.

Before buying I thought I would never use it. Turns out I use it every time. It has worked perfectly every time and never failed.

Ford has now also eliminated the hands free foot kick feature to open the liftgate. There will be a $55 credit. It will also be removed from the Escape and Expedition.

Welcome! Looks strangely familiar.

CJ Pony Parts has lots of stuff for both the Fiesta ST and Focus ST, but a lot of the bling also works for the Explorer ST. https://www.cjponyparts.com/

The 2022 models started production the second week of November 2021. Mine was produced the third week of November and delivered December 7. Ordered September 22.

Because it is 2 wheel drive.

Ford announced last week that starting May 26 all retail ordered Explorers will not include MCS. So this is in addition to the previously announced action for stock and fleet orders.

Probably true since the 3.0 PIU still use the 4 bolt. I doubt Ford will ever acknowledge any fault connection to the ST change to 3 bolt.

The button on the turn stalk is for lane keeping. When off it will center the speedometer. The button on the steering wheel is for lane centering, which is a function only available when using adaptive or intelligent cruise.

This is how all 2020-2022 Explorers work when the Ebrake is on.