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Heh it's long gone. However I think I got it from Amazon originally. I think it was around $100 at the time. Looks like there are some still like at that same price or cheaper.

Do AWD hybrids have external brake controller wiring? I'm not sure if this is relevant but if I recall, 4K towing on Maverick had the caveat that it required use of trailer brakes.

To what end?

Got some Michelin Defender 2’s. I wasn’t sure if there were photos of an Area 51 with them so here ya go! 235/60R18 with the bigger 18” Lariat Lux rims. Thats one size up from stock size.

I was curious to see a price, but I don't see a 140R size battery in their list :unsure:

2022 HYBRID here, dealing with > 3 years of deep sleep issues, at least 2 battery replacements under warranty. I have very short trips (~5 minutes to work and back). I don't know if this will be a 100% permanent fix because of my use case, but I think this may help me last longer between needing...

I have the seatbelt fault now, the dash error says rear seat belt but Ford app says driver belt. Adaptive Cruise Control wont work for me now. Off to the dealer I go!

Just 2 wires. Automotive ground explained:

Did you have heat rotary temp control set to maximum (Hi)? I find that rotating temperature control to High will kick on the engine after a few seconds automatically even if it's not that cold outside (relatively), because the engine temp sensor shows it's a cold engine, it knows it's not going...

Hey there! If I understand you correctly here are my answers: You can often buy 2-conductor wire by the foot at major hardware stores like Lowes or Home Depot. You can also find 15+ foot of 18/2 wire (18ga, 2 conductors) for less than $10 on Amazon, for example. Here's a link with search terms...

Heh yes, what's fun is when the Police Department has non-rugged laptops and they get friggen cooked on the dash, or the screen joints get trashed when they don't close the laptop while driving and it's bouncing around like Ace Ventura on a safari.

We use them in local government / utilities. For example, radio reads of water meters -- frequent stops, etc. Checking next stop or writing comments/report, etc. Not to be used while driving :)

Do you mind sharing a link to the part you used?

Looks clean!

I think I can relate about the cold engine being part of the pattern. Mine is pretty subtle, where I can obviously feel it but it's not actually luuuurching my car forward. It's like I feel it through the brake pedal mostly. Doesn't happen often. I'm a year 2022, one of the first Hybrid builds...

Here's a quick video of the location. In other words, it's in front of the driver's side front wheel.

Ah that’s an easy answer: only fuse #3 and #6 are ignition-only micro2 fuse slots. You will need to use one of those, or a micro3 fuse tap using fuse #1/2. Thats what I did — 5amp is plenty for dashcam. Lots of others use #3 or #6.

Can you clarify: Depending on the rotation of the wheels (ring gear) compared to the sun gear (generator motor), thats how the power is applied from the planet carrier/planets (engine) to the wheels (ring gear) directly — no need whatsoever to use generator motor to make any electricity...

Am I an idiot if I have used a battery minder directly on the positive and negative terminals of the battery?