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I also get ridges imprinted into the side of my knee on longer trips. I came up with this solution, and after a few drives around town, I think it's going to be a keeper. I cut a strip off the end of a soft kneeling pad and put it in an elastic ankle support. The heel hole in the support slides...

I picked up the $30 phone from Walmart, the Vgate iCar Pro 2S for $34 from Amazon, and an $8 adjustable phone mount. I'm just using the free version of Car Scanner for now, but happy with the results so far.

Thanks for the write up, thinking of copying your setup, Do you know if other OBDll dongles work with Car Scanner? The Car2LS ScanX shows as unavailable on Amazon, and I see others priced from $8 to $150.

I went ahead and hacked your account, found your address, drove there, took this picture, and posted it for you. You're welcome.

I removed my tail lights to connect some wires and when I put them back the passenger side took a little pressure to push into place where the screws could go in, not much but it seemed a bit springy where before it sat flush, where the screws didn't pull it in when tightened. I noticed that as...

I felt the same, here's my solution for my 2023 Lariat FOB, see the updated photo at the end of the thread: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/disassembled-reduced-size-of-key-fob.40204/

This looks like it: https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/boomerang-rubber-inc-ford-maverick-truck-bed-mat-liner-for-bed-length-45-ft-2022-plus-tm681bagged

I don't know if it works on a 25, but I think it works on 24 and older, I was sure happy to learn about it, and latched my rear belts the next time I drove and have never looked back, I rarely have anyone in the back seat anyway.

Update: After 15 months of daily use, the foam I had surrounding the buttons had mashed down enough that the buttons were regularly getting pressed in my pocket. I ordered some clear, marine heat shrink with an inner glue layer and replaced the foam with balsa wood, the battery showed 3.2v so I...

Latching all three rear seatbelts will prevent the pop up. I made up some simple, dummy clips from some plastic I had.

The location of the reverse sensor display (circled in red) perfectly blocks your view of approaching cars when backing into the street from angled parking. Why didn't they place it on the other side of the screen?

Is the latch in the tailgate also 1/2" higher on that side?

You may be able to loosen and slightly reposition the latch pin(s) so that the cables are both tight, but this will also affect the position of the tailgate when closed.

A lot of info on those in this thread: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/cheap-diy-daytime-running-lights-14-00-pretty-impressive-for-the-price.25953/page-19 Pay particular attention to how ThomasToo placed his, shown on page 19 of that thread. You want the front edge of it down...

Has anyone tried fishing the wire from the rear camera to the front camera going direct over the headliner? Maybe removing the rear dome light to insert a fish tape/wire and hopefully find a path to the front dome light area, assuming you don't have the sunroof.

There are small circular marks on the Ford windshield (hopefully your replacement windshield also has them) to align the parked blades with. Here's a picture I found showing them circled in red.

Here's the thread where I removed mine, so you can see what to expect. https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/front-license-plate-bracket-removal.35177/

It will not shift out of park when left running if the FOB isn't in the truck, I've tried it. This also means that you can't be dropped off somewhere and accidentally take the FOB with you while your spouse leaves with the truck.

Image search came up with this, looks pretty close, probably not from your truck but fell into the vent at some point. I doubt Ford would use a small part held in with four screws, they'd use a plastic, snap in piece. Are you the first owner? https://www.radwell.com/Buy/HONEYWELL/MICROSWITCH/GLZ1AC

I have the older Gott brand fuel jugs with the flexible spout as pictured below, these spouts fit perfectly into the filler and don't require use of the funnel.