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Had a stent installed in right coronary artery with 95% blockage several years ago and feel better. My only concern for you is whether Ford made your Pacemaker. ;) Best of luck to you.

I added it to the order for one reason. I will never tow with the hitch but just the other day I used the hitch with a ring and strap to pull two dead shrubs out of the ground and to steady a 40-foot tree while I cut it down. Also, living in the northeast we get snow and sometimes cars and...

Passed a Velocity Blue on the way to Lowes Friday and we gave the I got mine wave. That's a good point. What is our acknowledgement to fellow Maverick owners? MG's had a light flash. Maybe a piece sign. The wave seems so mundane.

Be careful, that is usually a prelude to a stress cracked windshield. Have service department check for bad windshield install.

All are good. The best is WD40 soak and followed by Dental TAPE.

You'll be happy. I finally put my Maverick to real work of hauling and dirt roads, and it has performed extremely well for a two-wheel drive truck. Mine was ordered in June and arrived in March and I believe they were slowing fixing production and parts issues quietly. My only problem has been...

FYI for those that haven't read about options 2022 Ford Maverick Customers Will Forego Options or Bump Into 2023 (motortrend.com)

Ranchero, how about this beast? © Muscle Cars and TrucksSMYTH PERFORMANCE SHOWS OFF NEW DODGE CHARGER WIDEBODY UTE

Don't get to excited. GM has 95k vehicles sitting without parts. At least they have enough guts to admit the issue. General Motors reports roughly 95,000 vehicles made without certain components | Watch (msn.com)

From Space/Aviation 6 reasons for Harness Failure Let’s explore how wiring harnesses are made, and where companies can run into issues during the initial manufacturing process. Ensuring that you start with correct materials, wires, connectors and configurations will go a long way to...

Take a hint from China. Hope the US is pursuing the same route and become chip independent Chinese automakers rush to fund domestic chip startups · TechNode

Had two done in the 70's but sold within 5 years so have no idea if they ever rusted. They do drill holes to pump the undercoating in the rocker panels, but again that was in the 70's when everything sold was a rust bucket.

Let me give you a hint on what is the important area to do first. I had the whole frame of my Toyota Tacoma replaced at no cost to me due to perforated frame. The box frame rusted from the inside out because the subcontractor (DANA) didn't wash all the stamping oil off the frame before zinc...

I ordered a 1978 Ford Ranger F100 and was so happy when it was delivered. It had a 302 with auto transmission and short bed. Then the nightmare began. The dealer could not figure out why the truck would pull away from stop signs and traffic lights sometimes and stall at other times. After 17k...

Finally entered my Lariat into the 21st century. HomeLink installed today thanks to the forum and KIA.

I coated everything I could see because I didn't see a need to remove all the skid covers. I did spray in every hole in tailgate and removed all the plugs in the bed and sprayed the inside of the outer skin of the truck bed. The fluid sticks well to all surfaces and stays in place and unlike tar...

Hopefully FORD didn't go cheap and not anodize the aluminum.

Did certain areas underneath like the bumpers, trailer hitch, behind mudflaps and anything that looks like it will rust. I ordered a six pack from Amazon because I knew the underside would require recoating after a hard winter.

It's called FLUID FILM. Google it for specifications. I ordered from Amazon, but I saw it at WALMART about a month ago. It's for cracks and crevasses and would need reapplication yearly as an undercoating because it will eventually wear away like KROWN Oil coating.

They need to get the engine past the warranty period before it starts drinking oil. :)