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That should be 7/8 and 9/0 at the same time. And unlock all doors by adding a 3/4 to the end. Correct. Think about it - if the vehicle is unlocked then anyone can open the door, press the door lock button and close it. This is just a shortcut. Unless the fob is inside the vehicle, then you need the code to lock it.

It's also possible the algorithm was changed or they didn't fully implement it on all vehicles early on.

CV joint/boot? Did you try jacking up the wheels and turning them by hand?

No but I'm patiently waiting for gran turismo sport on PS4.

It's a fact that oil will break down faster under certain conditions. So the theory is perfectly sound. The question is whether it's actually implemented as described.

That's the one thing I didn't like when I was working at the office. Calling home right after leaving work I'd have to manually lower the fan speed (or raise the temperature) in the summer so I could hear the phone. Now I just turn off the laptop and walk upstairs.

I had heard of that feature but never experienced it on our MKX. Pretty cool.

Are you still running Sync 3 1.0? You need at least 2.0. 2.2 is available for installation at owner.ford.com.

Have you tried disconnecting the battery to reset everything?

Some folks just let their camera person hold the light!

Banging your head on the front grille doesn't count...

Just throw a 30" light bar under there and you're all set!

I laugh at those signs on the back of trucks that say not responsible for debris falling from their truck. My wife fell for it until I explained it to her.

Except for the water pump issue....

Why not just put one of these in the glovebox - you can use it anywhere on the vehicle.

Must be the sticker.....

Could still be the phone. Try a different phone with your vehicle.

I believe with clay you have to wash the vehicle afterwards. With this it's not necessary since there is no residue. Other than that it's just marketing speak.

Most people probably feel it's a waste of time.

I'm still not convinced on that one.....

I thought you had to actually swap the apim with one that had factory nav.

Yes but not easily or cheaply and not factory supported.

it doesn't really use a directory with that name - it just doesn't display the actual directory used for security reasons.

It was based on Ray Heath's comment that the information was readily available via a simple google search. It was also really more of a general comment about posters in general based on what I've observed the last 15 years on various forums. It's just one of my hot buttons. I should not have implied that you did not do any type of search. So yes, let's move on.

Not as far as the factory navigation is concerned since yours does not have it.