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Running 93 21-ish city, 25 highway both ECO. take off 1 per for normal mode.

I guess everyone on the forum ordered one, because they are out of stock now.

I was going to post this in the midatlantic section, but there is not much activity there. MODS feel free to move this... Do you fellow DC/NOVA/MD guys want to meet up in the next few weeks? I know there are at least 6 of us on here.

This is an offshoot of the thread regarding the stock B&O system... For those of you planning to change it, what are you planning to do? back 20 years ago I used to be into car audio and did a fair number of installs, but nothing with "modern" integrated infotainment systems, but I cant...

I looked on the Ford website, entered my VIN and it said I had an update, did it via USB.

Does anyone know if anyone has messed with "rooting" or accessing the actual hardware that sync runs on? TBT this is the first car I've owned with an actual infotainment system (Im 33 and this is only the 4th car I've owned). I am casually into various .SECs and am just curious of some of the...

On September 3rd I got a notification on my phone that my car received a software update. It was not parked near a wifi source or anything, in fact I was parked on the street in Philly. No idea what the software update was (from/to). Havent gotten anything else since then. Unfortunately my...

Has anyone done this? How much does it block/cover?

Hey all. I spend a lot of time outside of the US for work, and as a result my vehicle is left unattended for long periods of time. Does anyone use, or have used an aftermarket security system that can send you alerts to your phone? So say I am in Africa somewhere and my car alarm goes off, I...

Living in the DC area, the adaptive CC is actually pretty fantastic. Like the ACC, which you can set the follow distance, I wish you could set the "alarm distance" for the other sensors. Yes, I know I am 4cm from the pillar in the parking garage, there is nothing I can do about it, stop yelling...

Overall, I am happy with everything, however sometimes some of the driver assist functions just get in my way, so to speak. This afternoon, for example, I was backing into a space and I kept getting a proximity warning for the left rear quarter panel when there was nothing there but a shadow...

Uhm...or you can buy a $99 OBDII bluetooth module and use forescan to change it, and a lot of other stuff. Or, plug something into the trailer harness. $99 just for that is a little ridiculous.

I am going to wait for someone to come out with the "in track" vent shades (meaning no tape). I think it looks much cleaner, I had them on all my previous cars.

Just FYI, A lot of the things addressed in this thread have been discussed, and mostly fixed over on explorerforum.com

Haha yeah, unfortunately I may not have that option everywhere I go.

If you could have a basic set of tools to handle basic roadside repairs for the ST, what would you have?

You should see Diplomatic Security suburbans, especially high-threat that have electronic countermeasures, LRAD, HVAC cutoff, ABS cutoff, airbag cutoff, cabin over-pressurization, etc. Oh, and they are armored. A tech once told me there can be up to 2.5 miles of extra wiring between lights...

2011 Mitsubishi outlander sport. Bought new in Jan 2012, turned it in with just over 100k miles. Great car, still ran like new, just needed something bigger.

Hey all. Bought an ST off the lot a few weeks ago, oh and it had a check engine light on when I bought it (Saturday afternoon). Monday brought it back, turns out a hose clamp on one of the turbos was loose, and the hose was not seated fully, producing a boost leak. 10 minute fix, no problems since.