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Don't you have to put them in maintenance mode to retract them first? How else can you then expand the calipers to accept the new pads?

After checking my ABS firmware version with FORScan to make sure I was in the clear, I tried both options and they worked great. I'm finalizing the video of my front and rear brake pad and rotor replacement on the Mav stay tuned, it'll be up soon!

If you own an early 2022 Ford Maverick and have attempted a rear brake job yourself, you might have run into a frustrating roadblock: the Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) refusing to exit maintenance mode. When you put the Maverick into EPB maintenance mode to change the rear brake pads, the...

Looks like I'll be keeping my 2022 FX4 Lariat for as long as possible. It came with everything.

100% Worth it. I've had to tow things I never imaged I would need to. LOL

Very nice videos. Thanks for sharing! I did the same with my 22 Mav. I've kept the 30k fluid change interval including the Transmission Fluid to keep things healthy.

Most likely your driveway if it's a little inclined may have caused the truck to roll a bit while in park. That's usually a hard clunk when shifting gears. I always engage the parking brake before I shift into park etc.

Excellent news. I disabled mine via FORSCAN on day one. Finally some common sense going around.

Thanks for confirming I too need to replace my wiper blades and advance auto was saying 22OE for the drivers side. Glad I saw this post.

I installed the same aFe intake on my Maverick without any issues. That said, after running it for a couple of months, I honestly feel like it wasn’t worth the money. Just my humble opinion. Here's a video I created during the installation on my Maverick. I hope it's useful. aFe POWER Cold...

Definitely, the aFE cold air intake. Man what a waste of money.

Yes, I agree 100%

If you're servicing your transmission, pay close attention to the fluid level! My services at 30,000 and 60,000 miles revealed a major problem: an approximate 1-quart volume reduction between those two maintenance events. The culprit isn't a leak; it's evaporation and venting through the...

Even if you don't use the app the Truck is giving it to them anyway :crazy:

Funny. Ever since we got our Mav my wife refuses to not drive it! :crazy:

Enjoyed Miata's at the Gap!

I handle most of the maintenance myself and only take the vehicle to the dealer for warranty work or jobs that require tools I don’t have, like tire replacements. Not everyone has the time or skills to do their own work, and in those cases it’s best to find a reputable shop you can test and...

Does this work for the 2022 model as well? I saw that setting and turned it on but I've never seen or gotten any updates.

iOS 26 works great on Little Britches

I've never had an issue with the app updating. When I change the oil it updates a few minutes after I start the engine. Same thing with the Tire Pressure. Since day one. I actually like the apps since I can monitor those basic things including fuel level, since the wife has taken over the...