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Od like to have a separate button for the tailgate. When I unlock the truck would like that to remain locked.

Years ago during the bicentennial 1976 NJ allowed you to put the commerative plate on the front just for that year. So many now flaunt the law I don't even know why they have it.

I never had to ask about a front licence plate. Here in NJ half the teslas have no front plates. Now I am seeing that on Audis BMW and other higher end cars. If your not going to enforce it change the law.

Yes you can see the significant price increases over the 2 years of production.

Rural roads not much stop and go. Getting 29 mpg 4k tow. I usually use eco mode not sure how much a difference that makes.

I have used a plastic welder on schedule 80 6 inch pvs pipe. Emergency repair on the cooling system for our machines. Worked great.

I have been looking at dashcams also. I run a radar detector so trying to figure out how to mount. I have been looking at the Garmin mini 2. Small the size of a key fob, no rear camera just a basic dashcam.

Yes that took me a few days after I got my truck to figure out.

I never used a jack pad always lifted at the pinch weld. Never had an issue. Have a 50 yo sears jack and a newer harbor frieght one.Thank you.

I am getting 30 mpg avgon my eco 4k tow. And yes get the 360 and adaptive cruise control. Driving in NYC you would prob ger less. But my 22 eco had one recall for the blinker. Hybrids seem to have more issues.

Took me a month this was in Oct 22. 2 weeks to get to Newark another 2 weeks to get it to the dealer. You can track the train. But once it gets to the pickup yard you loose visibility. Other posts here show you how to do this.

They dock you for not using it? Damn

Yrs thought it makes good use of the space. But not getting 17mpg like my F150 did.

I actually like the Ford Flex.

Are these jack pads shallow enough to lift from the bottom of the pinch weld? I always thought they just aided in location.

Wow 100kv! Can't imagine that kind of voltage

I think Oh I seen it in many places can't recall but I never had a solder connection come loose.come loose. In many cases a crimp would be easier and if is just as good or better why not? Another poster in this thread works on aircraft using them so they got to be decent.

Thanks and the price looks really good.

You had me on that one. I had to google it. Lol

I bet you use them alot on those Britsh cars. My brother had a tr6 and a mg. Always had electrical issues.