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Right. He may still be able to go with someone like CarShield but it will be expensive you know these companies are in business to make money, not save you money like they claim!

No link! The isn't a brake controller but the wiring is there for an aftermarket one. Here is a thread where some have installed them. Brake Controller

Sure you can. That's why it's called an "Extended" Service Plan. You just need to be under 60K (I think) and have it inspected at a Ford dealer.

I'm not 100% but I'm pretty sure the cut off is like 60K for a car outside the factory warranty.

Hey @BrooseDaMoose and @Planetmail, did you ever get this resolved? I'm noticing the same noise as in the video above but not as loud either. Did Fenfab ever help you out?

I'm looking to get one of these. How well does it go on? Is it a simple bolt on or do you have to do any work to get it to fit?

I would think those D rings would rip right out in the event of a crash. I'm sure the box is heavy enough to pull the rings out of the piece it's connected to.

If you have to pay out of pocket it going to sting! I would push them on the TSB and try to get the FADA delete.

You're hillarious man! You just can't make this shit up! Ha-ha! Remind me to never get in your personal space!

Wait, are they M6 or M8? The nuts are M6. I read in another post where you said the riv-nuts were M8 but above you said M6. Just want to be sure I get the righ shit.

You really do have the worst luck! Just put one of your old wheels against the front left wheel and try the relearn process to see if you get a honk. Also, make sure you don't have any electronics plugged in.

While under the car I noticed several of the plastic harware holding the underbody panel on were missing. I know I've seen this posted about but I couldn't find the details I'm looking for. I know I need stainles M6 nylon lock nuts and fender washers but what's the thread pitch?. Are these the...

I would love to see a video of one of these taking a corner at 150 MPH!

I think you made the right choice. Looks nice.

You seem to have a problem getting your point across. "ANY" 315MHz TPMS sensor "WILL" work (whether from ebay or Amazon) provided they are not defective, broken, or inyour case, have dead batteries. As for your question about metal sensors vs rubber, again, it depends on quality. The ones you...

That should do the trick. Just branded under a different name.

I'm not sure about the caliper clearance but isn't a 295 a little wide for a 9" rim?

Hmmmm, from what I've read in other posts, a relearn tool isn't necessary. They say the car will automatically relearn the sensors once you've driven a little ways. I had my rims and tires put on at a shop and I don't know if they used a tool or if the TPMS reset by itself. I'm getting ready to...

You might want to park it closer to the passanger side so you will be able to get out ok.

Nice to see you finally made it across the finish line! Must feel good to have this done. Post a picture down the side so we can see how they sit in the wheel wells.