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Gonna have to try that!

What you said bothered me, so I went to the garage and checked, Trip1 (6650 miles, never been reset) 17.8 MPG, Trip2 (45 miles, reset every fill up)15.2 MPG, AVG (as computed by ST)16.5 MPG. E10 is standard in my area but I never read the fine print at the pump.

What's E?

I also get approx 13 -14 MPG, 100% Sport mode, stop and go surface streets.

Try this one, not sure if it's newer: https://www.liaviator2.com/lincoln_aviator_general_procedures_power_roof_opening_panel_initialization-3440.html

I did not like the '25ST a first, that one looks really nice, starting to think about trading my '23 in. I want a Bench seat (factory installed).

That's why I made a Comment about using my smart phone audio app to tweak the system.

What part?

Tried USB drives, Blutooth sounds better, not a fan of android auto. Not sure if you can do any better with music from the 60's and 70's.

I use my Bluetooth linked phone with a audio app that has a 11 band eq, also has adjustable preamp and bass settings, can set eq for each song or Album. Makes a huge difference.

Engine recently replaced? Loose connection(s)?

How long did it take to install?

Use the app, had all kind of issues with (fob)remote start depending on how big the truck that was parked next to my St blocking the signal was.

Been holding back on the full screen mod, looks good on the vertical screen, you may have convinced me to give it a try.

You may have disturbed a ground strap.

I thought the same thing until I tried Adaptive CC, never looked back to normal CC, not all trim levels have it.

You may want to check the wheels unloaded. AI Overview To check if a rear wheel bearing is bad, you can perform a few tests while the car is jacked up and the wheels are off the ground. First, grab the wheel at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions and try to rock it side-to-side, then repeat this...

Have you checked your rear wheel bearings? I had the very same problem with a 2004 Explorer XLT 4x4, I was ready to have the rear diff replaced or rebuilt when I decided to check the rear Wheel bearings and found that the passenger side was in very bad shape, replaced it and the noise at highway...

In my humble opinion the alarms are based on the battery's state of charge (voltage) and nothing to do with the BMS sensor, I had to change my use of my 2023 ST to stop the warnings. I leave the vehicle running while parked waiting for someone or something (curb side pickups), and I also connect...

Check post #4 above