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Yes, i always leave it locked. Always. 37 miles takes about 50-55 minutes. That's one way, so 150 miles in 2 days. No A/C. I like to play the MPG game. Never got to a solid single green on the Noco. Thinking the battery has gone bad like the original.

i charge my batteries on the 1st of the month. i'm on the 2nd battery (from 03/25) replaced under warranty. Noco G5 charger. usually connect under the hood. hits a solid green after 3 hours or so. got a deep sleep msg sunday. drove 37.5 to work monday, deep sleep msg. drove home, deep sleep...

I think my in-channel visors are helping to hold these pieces together. 1/16" driver, zero on passenger side.

I have a @25/15 mile split interstate/regular roads. Usually set cruise at 62.

...legend has it this very same Maverick was a test mule for a hitch mounted hauler for a Cricket RX5 Golf Cart

I don't think that's a Maverick in his picture. Tail lamps.

mine used to lock itself, too. but ever since i got in the habit of giving the lever the stinkeye when i get out, it has never ever locked itself since.

...i'm not a betting man, but i will be surprised if the OP's second post will generate as much interest as his first did. i will call him "One-Post Man" forever.

I'm not sure if it's a software bug or if it rolls over every 24hrs I haven't paid that much attention to it. yeah, my XL does not have that fancy of display.

That's excellent fuel economy for just over 379 MPH.

Two garbage cans full of stuff?!? I bet that Target cashier really got chewed out for not taking the lids off first when they rang them up! 🤔

"Types: Some are designed to break during installation (security shear bolts used to prevent theft, leaving a smooth head with no removal access), while others are designed to break during operation." Ford did you dirty there.

Finally. An answer to the 148 ft-lbs question. 200 Newton-meters (Nm) is equal to approximately 147.5 foot-pounds (ft-lbs) . X2 on the 'twisting my torque wrench to 148'. Therefore I go to 140 ft-lbs, dry. Same as the Suburban. YTMV.

It sounds like a Hyundai Santa Cruz would be a good fit for you.

fwiw, i chose the Mabett in-channel door visors which use only tape to mount, and i've had no problems with them. took a few days for them to take enough of a 'set' so the window motors didn't groan a little bit when closing.

All that color is missing is the letters "ASPLUNDH" on the side.

....maybe because his mileage was so bad he ran out of gas on his return trip?

This is an interesting topic. So, I went to North Georgia a couple of weeks after Hurricane Helene went through. Was on the FS road that crosses the Bartram Trail at the NC/GA border. It was loose gravel and steep in spots (hadn't been 're-opened' yet) my biggest challenge was straddling the...

Once you get used to the sound of walnuts rolling around inside a Chock Full O'Nuts coffee can, it starts to grow on you a little.

My alert went off this morning and startled the heck out of me, flashing and beeping. Four lane urban road with plenty of stop lights and the usual rush hour crew showing off their racing skills in their older japanese sedans. i was slowing down for a red light, so it just had to be another...