Mine is a ā23. The dial doesnāt have a hard stop at either end of travel, but each position has a noticeable detect. I can feel the clicks without looking at the indicator and with wet hands Iāve actually had to grip it slightly harder to get it to spin.
I just got used to flicking it a few...
My dial has solid detents. If I hit it hard enough to brush it into another gear, I can feel Iāve done it.
As for knocking the shifter into N at highway speeds, both my ā07 Fusion and my wifeās ā14 Avenger can be bumped into Neutral without pressing anything, just a passing bump of the shifter...
Thatās $44 less OTD than my ā23 XLT with hitch, floor mats and $500 HPR paint *plus* $1k extra for dealer extras and Ceramic Coat.
Glad I got my order in when I didā¦
I canāt even get it to remember I was just on Bluetooth audio a few minutes ago, some weeks it wonāt stay on Bluetooth one single time between key cycles, and the next week it wonāt give a single problem. Itās infuriating.
I put the stick-on one on my 2007 Fusion in 2018. Battery still works, but the buttons havenāt faired the elements well. They stick and you occasionally have to press them *really* hard to get them to register.
The battery life isnāt the biggest worry for longevity IME/IMO
I understand this is an almost universally understood eventuality for these engines on this forum, but in several years as a (mostly) engine/drivability tech I never performed this service or encountered a set of valves bad enough to need it. Coolant/oil seal leaks from various fittings (mainly...
I bought one of those smelly-good tins, about the size of a tuna can that sit in a cup holder and give off scent. While it was working the windshield would fog up when it sat outside and got hot. Took Windex and a microfiber to get it off.
Once the scent stuff died out the fog stopped. Could be...
friendly reminder; TCM is Transmission Control Module. The Telematics module is the TCU.
I can just see how that could trip up some folkās DIY jobs lol
The thing with these new Ford manuals is you really need to view them in their original format for best effect. Half the procedures in the book require clicking through multiple links to follow all the steps. Not having all those links work properly is gonna lead to a lot of left-out steps
I use 2 - 2x8s with Loweās ramp adapters to load/unload my Snapper. Bought some ring hardware tiedowns to strap them into the truck when in transport