Some Ford dealers contract out their body work. If that is the case in your situation, check the shop's reviews and try to find out what other dealers they service. Otherwise, look for a dealer that does work in house. Good luck!
I can't believe how modest everyone in this forum is! :devil:
Actually, I keep my pack of Orbit stick gum in there....sometimes it doubles as a lunch bag filled with goodies holder for long trips.
I have the Viofo A119 mini mounted on the windshield just to the right of the rear view mirror with the 64GB card. The cable runs under the headliner frame, down the right side pillar, behind the glove box and comes out behind the power plug (formerly cigarette lighter) where it is powered...
My app says nothing about recalls including the trailer module one yet the website shows the trailer module one. Doing the VIN lookup also showed the same thing.
Lo is short for JLo and the red triangle means to warn you she is in the area. You know how those Hollywood princesses drive....like Janice in the Progressive commercial.
NYS does not. It relies on the top tier program to monitor. And many stations that are franchised with the brands that are designated TT don't display TT stickers.
My question is more about whether they actually add the additive to the tanker. While the local authorities test the pumps for accuracy, they don't for additives.
I wonder about this top tier stuff as I rarely see the sticker on the pump even for those brands that are advertised as such. Plus, the additive is added at the terminal...or is it? Other than an scientific analysis, how else can we tell....