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I would update it with the USB. I do like keeping my software on every thing as up to date as I can. Been home bound since the update so i can't say if there are any noticeable changes of not.

Ebay would be a place to look for it also.

I would try updating the SYNC software to the one that just came out version 22200. That is if it will let you update. If I remember right that version 19200 was problematic.

Your ST should have a 3.0 Twin Turbo.

6 files for a total of 1.22 MB

The master reset is what resets SYNC. A new update just came out today. If you can't download it from WiFi, Download it to a computer and use a flash drive to install to your ST.

You might try doing a master reset. It's in the touch screen under setting. I don't know if it will help but the only thing you have to lose is your time.

Jusr seen it this morning. New version is 3.4.22200

Are you parked on an incline? I can see the house across the street with mine.

Less like you would be much better.

Welcome to the forum. Not sure where you are in MN but I would suggest finding a different dealer. It make no sense that installing a OEM block heater would affect your warranty. I bought my ST from Apple Valley Ford in Apple Valley and it was ordered in with the block heater. In fact it looked...

You sure nailed that one. Gave me a good laugh.

He was also asking if there was a way to have the mirrors auto fold when the vehicle is shut off.

There is a way to auto fold in the settings menu in your touch screen.

And once again you twist things around. :poop:

It was at one time and then CFM derailed it. :oops:

Did you break a bolt Rick? I don't recall seeing that you did. Jefferylay did on his.

Seen one today (which is rare here) and a female was driving it.

Here is link to the Colorado lemon law. It looks like yours will qualify due to the time it has been out of service. They do recommend contacting an attorney for it. Good luck with it. I would want to get out from under it also. Once repaired the way the warranty for this repair reads it sounds...