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Always a good idea to change it early. While most drivers assume their daily commute and errands qualify as "normal" driving, automotive experts, mechanics, and organizations like the American Automobile Association (AAA) estimate that 60% to 80% of U.S. drivers actually operate under severe...

Not to hijack the thread, but is there a way to turn this on for a 2025 with the 360 camera? I found this for an F-150. I will have to hookup Forscan on mine and look around.

My 2025 has 360 cameras and it doesn't turn on when using the turn signal while towing. Forscan maybe?

It is a common Waze issue no matter the vehicle if you do a google search on it . Same thing happens to me and seems to be tied to the speed limit warning feature in the app.

I used it with no issue for the purchase of my 2025. I filled the information here and had no issues when I provided it to the dealer. https://fordrecognizesu.com/farmbureau

https://a.co/d/3aK3vYz Many more options on Amazon too.

We purchased a Catalina 134BHX. I removed the propane tank and installed a lithium battery to keep the tongue weight below 400lbs. I am also using a Camco R3 WDH hitch (600 lb springs) which keeps the truck pretty much level. Towed great and we did about 2000 miles with it this year. My overall...

From the owners manual. Severe service is 30k miles for the transmission fluid. My initial drain/fill was at 5k miles and will be again around 15k miles. It is cheap and easy to do and since I am towing a trailer around 3500lbs I figured it can't hurt. What Are Considered Severe Driving...

Glad I was able to help! It was driving me insane. Pass on the info.

I used a retractable knife like this with a new blade and it extended out a bit. Go slow and of course be careful!

25 Lariat here too and my noise was from the headliner and back glass rubbing together. Sound was a popping noise. On mine there was no gap between the headliner and glass on the passenger side, but there is on the driver side. I had to ride in the back seat and apply pressure to the...

I already did a drain/fill at 5k miles and plan to do it every 15k-20k if I tow as often as I did this year (2k miles of towing). The fluid is inexpensive on Rockauto and not difficult to change. Not losing any sleep over it, just thought it was interesting and its fun to share data with others.

The Car Scanner app has Cylinder Head Temperature which is the oil temperature from what I have read.

I use an OBD adapter and an app called Car Scanner (https://www.carscanner.info/) along with my iPhone. It is also available for Android I believe. I can see it using Carplay on screen while driving.

I own a 2025 with the 2.0 and the tow package. During normal driving I can see transmission temperatures around 200F-210F and when towing I see 220F-227F. Ambient temperature doesn't seem to make a difference. I was told from a Ford transmission engineer that the temperatures I am seeing is...

M10 x 1.5, property class 10.9, T55 Torx Plus. Torque 47.5 ± 7.2 N-m

27 mpg mostly highway at 75 mph 11.5 mpg when towing 16' travel trailer at 70 mph 2025 with 10k miles and 245/65/17 AT tires

Yes it does. I have been using this app with Carplay for a while with no issues.

What speed are you towing at? I have a 16' travel trailer that is about a foot taller than yours and I get around 13 mpg at 70 mph.

My 25 Ecoboost prompted me that it will update tonight. I have mine set to perform updates on the weekends at 1AM. " PCM-25.11.0 - This update improves your On-Board Diagnostics to help your engine perform to specifications. "