How do I turn this off? It appears everytime during startup or when parked. Sometimes I want to look at the oil temps before I start driving. And yes I do wear seat belts when driving.
I think I found it https://parts.ford.com/shop/en/us/body/other-body-related-parts-rear/rear-spoiler-kit-p-pr3z6344210aeptm?pdp=y
part number is Part #: PR3Z6344210AEPTM appears to be paint matched. But the picstures seem to have holes in it
I have a factory spoiler and want to go wingless/spoilerless. Does anyone the OEM part number for the plastic trim piece that goes over the trunk but without the holes?
THe plastic piece below but without the holes?
This is for transmission fluid too? the Explorer forums have been posting that it cam from the factory low.. I dont buy it. This is 2025 and this seem to be a ford thing only. They are trying to save a few bucks by not topping of their fluids
I started a new post here https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/low-fluid-levels-on-fords-to-save-a-few-bucks.168314/
but I think Ford is intentionally doing this to save a few bucks.. Prove me wrong
Besides the oil levels, did anyone else check their differential/coolant and other misc fluid level. It seems like Ford is intentionally put the fluid levels slightly less than their recommended. My other family members bought an explorer and bronco and they all noticed their levels are...
It probably will fit. Issue is running smaller wheel setup will have a wheel gap. The front DH comes with a plastic fender strip. The rear will be ugly.
295/35 19 might work