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No. Camera views are unaffected. Really only affects Carplay or Android Auto. Don't use those? Then no benefit.

No. That's odd. Is that wired or are you using a wireless dongle?

No, not the one. The ST and PIU version has a center alloy area that is more triangular. The right mount in the picture I posted.

Blue Cruise is not an autonomous system. It requires support and only works on certain roadways in the US even. You cannot use it on roadways that are not in it's system.

The stock end links are pretty durable. I replaced the stock front and rear at 104k mi now and to my surprise, the old stock front and rear end links show no signs of play at all.

2.5"

Looks dorky as hell tho...

What about pulling the neg terminal of the battery for a few minutes to let everyting reboot. I often get better results that way when getting funky problems that a module reset didn't work.

How old is your battery? BMS sensor is attached to negative terminal of battery. It has a wire harness that when removed will show that message at startup.

Don't trust AI answers. The Explorer has never had Sync4 from the factory.

If you have 23188, that's all you need to do. Turn off Automatic Updates. Stop checking the Ford site for updates.

No, but since that day, nothing has leaked from there.

you finally got things in order then?

That's exactly what happened to me. Bought some generic ones off Amazon.

Jail break is the hardest one (usb1). You have to reboot at just the right time. If USB2 results in error message, redo USB1. It took me multiple tries... some people succeeded after 1 or 2 tries.

You have codes or just the leak? If just the leak, seal it externally if you are out of warranty.

Those are the same two codes I had, but when I unplugged the battery, I had no errors for a time... then both of those again. I was able to get two of my sensors to honk with my aftermarket TPMS19 though. When I finally replaced all 4, no errors on startup but were not updating. Did manual...

The left motor mount needs to come out to replace the FADA. FordBossMe (youtube) says you can just support the engine with a block of wood and a jack. The service manual method is long and tedious.

Did you try the TPMS19 with all the sensors? non of them honked? I suppose if you bring your stock rims close enough, they should also be able to be activated. Since the sensors go through the RTM, your remote FOB works and all?

Interesting product!