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Yep mine does it at the first stop sign and then doesn't do it again.

Rock auto is probably the best bet for tire sensors. Also before the sensors are installed your install shop can read them with a tool to verify they work.

Be cool if there was a list with products with links for verified fitment. Like a sticky that gets updated.

You don't want the subwoofer connected while doing the tune for the 200.4

What is the rating on your subwoofer? At 2 ohms the kicker key 500.1 is 300 rms. I can't tell but it looks like you have high level selected for input so that should be right. Did you attempt any tuning with the key button? Do you have 14 volts while it's playing music? Can we see your...

That would be a good option. I just have mine on all the time even with brights. I didn't even use the switch because that space at the light switch is where my bass knob is.

Still the same questions: What is your low pass set when you are playing music? What is the gain set at? What is the bass boost set at? Do you have your bass knob plugged in and turned all the way up? Where is your ground? Where is your battery power connected to?

The OP wants the fogs to shut off with high beams.

What is everything? What is your low pass set when you are playing music? What is the gain set at? What is the bass boost set at? Do you have your bass knob plugged in and turned all the way up? Where is your ground? Where is your battery power connected to?

You must have a lariat?

Are those the setting you were getting very low sound with?

Right on man, these amps are about as simple as they get.

We still haven't seen your install and wiring and what are all the setting on your amp set to. Pictures really do wonders. It's hard to guess without seeing.

I just had my recall done. My truck can sit for maybe a day before getting "low battery warning". I have contacted my local dealer and waiting for an answer.

What is the RMS of your subwoofer? Are you sure its at 2 ohms and not 8?

Show us your wiring and amp settings. Is your input level pushed in or out? Do you have the bass knob connected?

What signal source and what subwoofer are you using?

That's a safety feature that most new cars do. There won't be a button to turn that off. Like others have said ForScan is probably your only option.

When speaking with ford yesterday this was confirmed.

I work in Ann Arbor at the EPA NVFEL on Plymouth road. When the ford rep comes in I’m going to ask about that part. I’m all for tinkering and mods but if you do a shit job…I also do car stereo and remote start installs and I see crap work all the time. At least we don’t have jeeps that crowd...