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I’d have to disagree. What you explained above, to me is AWD. If it disconnects automatically and drives without any user input and uses clutches to disconnect or distribute power, it’s AWD. With the argument you’re using above, that means every Subaru crossover, or similar vehicle is 4wd.

Usually the differences in jobs are minor differences like Auto Start Stop delete or similar. Maybe some quality control changes.

Welcome and congrats! #itsmywifesST

Both of my STs, the old A-Build 2020 and my current 2022, have that odd clunking at low speeds. Even the 2024 XLT rental car I had was doing it. Seems like a common problem.

Welcome to the forum! Congrats on the buy. Just keep current on oil changes every 5k miles and check the tranny fluid (they are notoriously underfilled on these vehicles).

Agreed. Probably the nosiest engine I’ve owned.

This has been a huge conversation piece, as far as we know there is no manual release for the tailgate. Big design miss IMO.

How do they compare options wise? Also, I’d ask them to see if it is the 1 or 2 bolt rear subframes on both. Thatd be a huge factor to me.

On our roads, which are really bad, I notice some tram lining, but it isn’t horrible. Just slightly noticeable.

From the limited info, I’m guessing it’s normal and just because of the rains.

Rentals are a big part and lights are even bigger. All built in sealed units on our cars, so if the lights go out you have to replace the whole assembly.

Have you done any quarter mile runs?

Yep that works. Sorry didn’t see it. Good luck on the sell.

Available and Definitely worth it. Have had it on all my Ford vehicles. Flood and Granger seem to be the best prices.

Please add a photo of the parts with a piece of paper with the date and your username. Since you’re a new member this helps us filter out scams and instill some trust in potential buyers. Welcome to the forum!

Better then our digital dashes…..no information that we need.

Pics?

Welcome to the forum! I've included my modding guide, which should help you: Explorer ST Modding 101 Guide | Explorer ST Forum

It definitely is technology. Our cars are AWD. Automatic or Intelligent 4wd is AWD. Some marketing person at corporate has caused this confusion. There are different transfer cases that utilize different ways of using AWD. 4wd utilizes a transfer case that forces the car to be in 4wd high, 4wd...

Except for a different final drive ratio it is pretty much the same powertrain wise. Interior is completely different, and really nice. Exterior is obviously different also. Pretty much only the powertrain and platform it shares.