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Mine still has the no gps icon.

Mine still does the camera delay.

It lives up to the hype, but the screen isn't super-impressive.

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I use this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005DNOZEG/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1376000270&sr=8-2&pi=AC_SX110_SY190 Cheap and works great.

My passenger's side metallic silver cow got caught in some barbed wire while he was still a cow. All the parts that touch you when you sit are leather, except the headrest. The leather is coated, though. The absolute best to clean it with is saddle soap, but any leather cleaner from a parts store will work without damage.

Darwinism.

I think all vehicles should be left stock as intended.

If you do a vehicle health checkup, it'll automatically report.

Billy Howell is great for sales, but I'd rather be hit by a truck than go there for service again.

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Put a small piece of 3m tape in the middle of the circle.

That's usually concealed, and provides easy access to the door locks and hood release.

Most vulnerable point in any car is the driver's side window.

I have had it in other cars. Rain, birds, etc could set it off easier.

The sensor is an add-on for existing alarms, and works great. Just make sure you have the bamr shade closed when you arm it.

Do you have the bamr?

Take a multimeter and set it on continuity. Poke the little metal contacts at the back of the fuses. You can test each fuse quickly without removing them.

There are a few long times of black screen during the update. Don't assume yours hasn't worked. I've done it on 3 cars so far.

I concur. If you ever get a really bad one, you'll have to replace the wheel for it to look right. No refinisher can do it right, because the factory ones are painted by a robot with a stencil, leaving no paint lines. Three of mine have been replaced because of careless ford techs and a terrible car wash in Savannah, GA.

Works great on mine.

No.

If you have the stock lighted sills, you can make that happen easily.

I agree for the most part, but mine sounds pretty damn good. It's still relatively quiet, but sounds better than stock by a mile.