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Very simple took 5 minutes start to finish. Open glove box, release 2 tabs on each side, release dampener on ps if equipped, remove glove box, push two tabs outwards on each side of filter door, remove filter door, remove and replace filter. Then reinstall in reverse order.

Why not contact Ryan via DM on here?

For a small as these trucks are that's not real bad at all.

Insane. I got my motorcraft replacement for 21.00 from rock auto and the engine filter as well for 25.00.

Very easy just alot of small bolts to remove then later reinstall. That's what took the most time, but it was worth it in the end for the results.

I'm in the Midwest the AC's constantly on in the summer time, it gets to 110 above with the heat index June-September. Only about 25% of the time is the AC or heat not on.

Yeah did the same, and bought mine around 15k miles, then sat on my garage shelf as I forgot about it at the 20k mark.

I change the engine air filter every 3rd oil change so 12k miles. I won't use k&n filters, only oem motorcraft.

It should automatically turn on when you open and close the doors as well as lock and unlock the vehicle. If they're not working either the bulbs have burnt out and need to be replaced or you have a bad circuit somewhere. There's also a push button switch left of the steering wheel next to...

That stuff works amazing for rattles in vehicles. Plastic on plastic clip together or not is a remedy for rattles anywhere. I use the same thing on the door panel clips of my 2012 f150 XLT, which had numerous rattles in the DoorDash caused by the cliphangers on the metal door skin interior...

Not at all noticeable loss of air flow out the vents, nor odors or smells. Just a skanky looking filter.

I'm more than likely start doing it every 12-15k miles.

Not a doubt in my mind, the original is filthy.

Changed my cabin filter for the first time in my 24' with 21,600 miles. Which I believe is 1600 mi over the recommended interval I mainly drive all highway, very little city and on construction sites. This is the filthiest cabin filter I've ever seen after a tick over 20,000 miles.

The hertz k170 sound nice and they're 99.99 from crutchfield, plus they include the door speaker adapter and speaker wire connectors. There's so many good sets it depends on your budget preference.

I purchased the foam speaker rings from crutchfield I don't remember the brand, and yes I got the metra adapters from crutchfield as well for free included when I bought the door component speaker set. They also include the metra no splice speaker connections for the dash tweeters door...

This definitely makes a big difference in peace n quiet with windows up and radio off.👍👍😎

Thank you, I used component Hertz k170's, just under 100.00. https://www.crutchfield.com/p_301K170/Hertz-K-170.html

There are many components speakers available that have inline crossovers included. I have the Hertz K170's components and they sound great without spending alot. I would recommend adding a sub if you can. I recommend crutchfield as they have so many offerings and include your speaker...

Congrats all the factory stereos in the Maverick don't sound that great. Aftermarket speakers and sub are a huge improvement, especially if you enjoy listening to music as it was intended. It also helps to add a little sound deadening inside the doors and on the floor, roof as well if you're...