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Can confirm that Livernois tune does display gear all the time now!!! That was my only wish list item that I really wanted. Thanks @PurpleIcedExpoST!

Steeda and Afe. Also, the PIU rear sway bar is somewhere in-between the aftermarket and stock ST sway bars.

I think Ford doesn't know exactly what the issue is. It maybe different for different builds. My early build MY2020 had seldom had the blue screen the first two years. With time or the recalls, the blue screen became a regular problem. After the latest image module update done 1/2024, I have...

50-60k: I'd do spark plugs, front differential oil, transfer case oil, rear differential oil, transmission drain and fill, brake bleed if not done in a while.

Did you verify that the backup light and turn signal light don't work? those are on bulbs. if only the brake light, your tail light is likely the problem. if everything, bcm. Any error codes on a scan?

to me, that makes it less likely the tail light itself is bad. So if you mess with the headlight control switch it can come back? I would try popping that module out, unplugging the module and then replugging it back in. I have had rare issues where forcing a reboot of that switch/module...

brake light or all the lights?

Thank you! That would be awesome if true. I don't have instagram but will take your word for it and ask for a tune request

When you are not paddle shifting? Mine just says "D"

For sure, we are blessed to have the most aftermarket support than any other 3 row SUV... and it's not even close. As far as the Livernois tune goes, my only wish is that it would display the gear always... like other tuning platforms can do easily. I asked them 3 years ago and here we are...

dropping the pan, you can exchange 6qts, with vacuum extraction from the dipstick hole, about 4 qts.

Certainly possible. Let your dealer know when you get it checked out and also file a report to the NHTSA. One data point doesn't mean a whole lot but if others are reporting similar experiences, then maybe there's something to it.

I'd guess two hours, not including the time spent going to AutoZone to borrow a pipe expander.

It doesn't quite fit like OEM. And yes, it can be frustrating to detach old exhaust pieces. one of my rear pieces wouldn't insert easily to the stock piece...ended up using a pipe expander to open it up a bit. It took three times longer than I expected but I don't have a lift. a big metal...

To me, shifitng is rough or ungainly when car is cold. Like 2020FordRaptor says, I just go easy on the throttle until warm.

that black soot isn't necessarily a problem. BUT when it's coming from a weld, there is definitely a crack there. Bring it in...

transfer case, yes. Coolant, no. They love to add paid services when they know you are getting free warranty service.

Do you get deep sleep notificaitons? Surprised you wouldn't get those with the battery so low. Also, what year? I had a number of modules updated early on for my 2020 because of frequent deep sleeps. Still, my battery only lasted 3 1/2 years.

The FADA O-ring replacement would have necessitated refilling the front differential. Nothing is every guaranteed when dealing with shops but i would consider it a given. For the passenger size, if they are lazy and quick enough swapping old for new, then it's possible not to top it off and...

what suspension mods do you have, if any? That creak is pretty bad. I'd remove the wheel and start pushing and pulling on things