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It's because the Ford Maverick is a "man's" truck - wide shoulders and narrow hips! (Sorry ladies...)

I used to own a Chevy LUV back in the early 70's. I liked that truck a lot. I expect to like my Maverick a lot as well so I'm calling it my "New LUV" - until my wife (my real love) decides I need to change it!

On the dash behind the radio/display.

This link has great fuse info. https://fuse-box.info/ford/ford-maverick-p758-2022-fuses I believe, but haven't confirmed, that it is the 20amp fuse #84 in the under-hood fuse box. Take a look and see if that one is blown.

But if your shoulder surgery was the same as my surgery (rotator cuff repair) then you have a while for that sucker to be well enough - and limber enough - to do the work! Still, it is better on the wallet to wait for recovery and DIY than pay that price at the dealer.

I'd recommend you take a look at RealTruck.com. They have a number of those items and, if you email them and let them know you are a MTC member they give you a decent discount with free shipping for most items. They are a sponsor of MTC and have a link in the sponsor directory. To get that MTC...

Looks like the SC tried to photobomb your shot!

I agree there is a time to use those additives but generally not until you have a few thousand miles on the engine - and less needed if you use Top Tier gasoline at every fill up. At least that is my experience. Op was asking about removing moisture from the gas lines and using the Heet...

A quick look thru the owner's manual only says don't use It specifically says to NOT use any oil additives.

It sounds like a Cadillac CTX from that era - tank of gas and quart of oil at every fill up!

Do you think dealerships tell you all the faults of the used cars they sell? You are expected to look over the vehicle and notice issues and either walk or negotiate the price. Same goes for dealers when accepting a trade in. If I was selling privately I would price it accordingly.

Santa just kicked me in the head and said I'd shoot my eye out. Not sure how but there it is...

FX4 is the name of the package and not an acronym. Same way XL, XLT, and Lariat are trim names. Merry Christmas to you as well!

They fit just fine, too!

Looks like your interior took a beating! All black and blue... ;)

I'm grieved by miracles...

Where all batteries rightfully belong!!! :giggle:

I think it's back to allocations again. My MY22 rollover was set to a 13 by my dealer. He wanted to align his priorities to first come customer orders. Two of the three ahead of me are hybrids but I still don't think my small town dealer has the allocations to pull mine early. (Much) time will...

Had mine changed after the drive home right at 600 miles. No harm. No foul. No need? It's done...

Great explanation and thank you. I learned something today!