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At only 30k miles, the expectation is that you shouldn't need to add any coolant. The fact that you have not 1 but 2 vehicles that were low, and then low again after topping off, suggests there is something else going on. My first thought is rodents or pests.

You need to cut it. Sawzall or cut-off wheel on a grinder are the preferred methods. You're not going to reuse the old stock muffler. Not ever.

I wouldn't sweat it, either. If the person doing the install has questions they have a shop full of other techs to get assistance from, not to mention a direct line to Ford corporate tech support.

It's my understanding that for MY25 the harness pigtails are not present on trims that don't come with fog lights. That makes oem retrofitting a little harder but not impossible. Avoid tapping into the headlight circuit (for this or really any wiring project). Check this thread for info on...

I'd probably try Goo Gone (or similar) first. Put some on a cloth and lightly scrub. Test first in an inconspicuous area, it's a caustic chemical. But if wiped off right away it shouldn't damage clear coat or paint. I've used it successfully to remove road tar from vehicle paint. Clay bar...

That shop floor! Just Wow!! 😍 I've seen medical facilities that were less sanitary. Oh, and very nice Bronco! I think MG is the best color for painted tops.

I have the 2 dr version of this cargo liner. I went with this option because long-term I will be removing the back seats and building my own storage solution. In the meantime, though, I wanted something to cover/protect the floor but didn’t want to pay the premium price for the rubber mat since...

Nice pics! I really like the shot of your rig at the entrance. By chance did any of the guides or staff say anything about that location shutting down? I received a Ford Marketing email this morning about the Off-Roadeo and it only mentions 4 locations (NH, TX, UT, NV). But on the OR website...

A competent tire tech using modern equipment/tools should have no problem performing the swap with the rings still on the wheels. But...I've seen those pics and heard the stories, too. I'd probably go ahead and remove the rings ahead of time just for peace of mind. Better safe than sorry. Be...

What are your end goals? If you just want the bigger tires, you can make them fit with only minor modifications, no need to change shocks/springs. If you want the entire Sas package, including front locker, that can also be done but starts to get very expensive very quickly. Extra spendy if...

I'm so sorry for your loss, Roger. My condolences to you and your family. 😢

There aren't specific fuses just for the interior lights. They are controlled by the Body Control Module. There are multiple fuses for the BCM, 1 & 2 are the main ones. I believe the total number (and possibly location) of BCM fuses might be different depending on what trim/option package you...

You’re right, those are a lot of words. You probably need to take a couple of deep breaths and try to relax a little. Its highly unlikely any damage was done. And really, there’s no way to tell without a complete disassembly of the bottom end and that’s not going to happen without actual...

I dont see anything on the trail that forced that turn. Clearly going too fast for normal trail riding. Almost looks like an intentional hard left with no attempt to prevent the breakover. Maybe a stuck throttle?

Nice ride! I'd consider that an upgrade over an Expedition. :) The factory rock rails on BL trims are pretty solid. You might have to be patient, but perhaps you can find someone that has those and wants to swap for steps instead. Or you can just post the steps up for sale here and then...

I assume this is in your free wheelin' model from your other thread. Possibly unique to the 4-doors. My '25 2-door does not have those.

Ugh, I hate it when they don't include instructions. Even for the obvious, easy installations. They charge for installation, so you know there's a written procedure for it. Maybe one of the Ford techs that post here can look up the official instructions. I would assume it contains some kind of...

My guess would be yes, so the alarm system is aware that remote start is being used. Otherwise it might think the engine being started is a theft attempt and trigger the alarm. But that's just a guess. Did the product instructions not address this at all? Do they provide a tech support...

When the dealership said they'd cover it if the 3rd party did not...im assuming they did not put that in writing for you. Lesson learned, right? Always get verbal promises in writing. What was the reasoning for partial reimbursement from the advocacy group? On the surface, it seems they don't...

1. a single 18awg wire is more than sufficient to deliver power to the 2 backlights. If 16awg is all that was on hand, it would be fine, too, but overkill for the task. 2. Stranded copper wire for all automotive wiring unless manufacturer instructions say differently. 3. Support businesses in...