Thanks for the info....and I found it damn near impossible to find marketplace on this site...best to Google it as I did. No easy way to find it directly on this site AND it continues to send the reader back to the rules. Certainly not well laid out overall. I did finally find your ad by State.
I have one 22 with hibirds. tons of tsb's, recalls and I simply ignore all of them. The truck runs and drives just fine. Zero issues that really matter. I'll let Ford know if it quits altogether.
Round trip coast to coast once, only 9500 miles on the beast as there are others.
What's my...
Yes sounds like BS to me. CPO only means that a vehicle has been used by someone else before you purchase it. In other words it ain't new. And you pay more for a CPO vehicle as well.
Former and retired...used car tech at a new car stealership here...
Don't even ask me what I think of...
I have a 22 model year...hybrid XLT.
1. I've had an instance in which I left the rear seat interior light on by pushing up on it's lens. It does NOT then automatically shut off after leaving truck for a few minutes.
2. I had an instance in which I accidentally left one door only partially...
I live in Northern Cali where there is no hard freeze. I have a 22 XLT hybrid and drove it round trip cross country last summer, yet now rarely drive it. 12v battery went dead some months ago, so now I use a harbor freight cheapo ($9.99 list) battery maintainer....since truck is garaged near...
Has happened to me....Manually pulling the door release when exiting the driver's seat, it's quite easy to...with the same hand....accidentally, then, push the manual lock to lock position... above the door release handle. This will lock the driver's door from the outside, yet only that door...
I did not pay for a tire or wheel upgrade....and I have the same black wheels and Pirelli scorpion tires as you show.
Ford just has so many gimmicks. to charge more for. Do you think that one style of alloy wheel costs them more than another style ? Maybe there is a slight difference in their...
Headliner: Well, if you've ever watched a video of new vehicles being assembled on a line....the headliner typically goes in from the front of the vehicle...right through where the windshield will LATER be installed. It's typically one piece and won't normally fit through a side door.
On my...
Retired tech here. I've changed oil and filter on about 10,000 vehicles. First the engine should be thoroughly up to operating temperature just before doing an oil change. Vehicle on a level surface. Engine oil pan drain plug (with no stupid aftermarket adapter) should be unscrewed/pulled...