Dingo

Bob, you would be amazed if you saw my phone. All of my texts are correctly capitalized and punctuated. I die a little inside when I see "Drive Thru," "Lite," and "Ketchup."

Touché. By the way, in your first sentence, "is" should be "it." In both of your restatings of my sentence, you're missing the very rogue apostrophe to which I referred. The initial quotation mark is missing from both as well. Your third sentence is missing a comma before "the sentence." The fifth sentence has incorrect verb tense agreement. Now, back to the apostrophe...

Rogue apostrophes get me too. Blockbuster here had a sale, and the sign said, "DVD's on sale!"

I just realized that 99% of the intersections around here that look like that are at McGinnis Ferry and some other road.

Or you can always tint the hell out of the windows.

Or... (Wait for it...) HID BACKUP LIGHTS!

Mine still have Canadian air in them.

Well, you can, if you use a DEI 529T and understand 12 volt wiring, but it would be all the way down on the first press only. No just rolling it down a little anymore.

Okay, let's see what irritates people most that's not Ford-related. I'll start. Here are a few: 1. People that say "literally," all the time, and bonus piss-off points for saying it when referring to something figurative, e.g., "I literally died laughing." 2. People that say "your," when ordering from a restaurant, e.g., "I'll have your filet mignon." Your server does not own your steak. 3. People that don't pronounce the first "R," in "February." 4. My ex-wife breathing the same air that I do. 5. Overweight people riding the little electric carts in retail stores. They're for the handicapped, not the lethargic. Continue at your leisure.

Yeah, none of mine lines up, either, and I have stains coming up through the paint, but I've been lying to myself all this time, so I wouldn't get pissed.

Get reverse HIDs!!!

Repeat after me. "Suck it up, and don't be a baby.". My wife really likes that.

Or... Trade your headlights for mine.

What's the dash on the not Sony but still big touchscreen car look like?

Ford used to use the ABS system too, in the Windstar. And apparently, you're partially right. I'm concerned that 2 of my last 3 Fords wouldn't trip a light when I aired them down. Apparently, the sensors know the temperature and pressure of each tire individually, but the receiver doesn't. It only knows if one or more tires hits a threshold that's 25% below whatever pressure the door sticker reads. Just thought I'd clear up my previous statement, which incidentally, was told to me by a Ford engineer. Apparently, he was misinformed.

Get an Audiocontrol LC2i instead. It does the bass compensation more reliably, and has outputs for full range and sub only.

The rearview mirror on the windshield controls it. If you put it in reverse and they both turn clear, you have it.

If it's the same as a 2007 explorer, (which it most likely is,) I have one that needs a home.

Also keep in mind that most of the cheap gauges can be off by as much as 8 psi when you buy it.

I know that it can be done. I'm trying to remember the system I did it to my Sport Trac with. I'll let you know. I know it was made by Compustar.

It does not know what the actual pressure is. It just knows there's a difference of several psi between that wheel and the others. If you air all four down to 10 psi, you'll still have no warning.

Sounds like it, but I don't think he wants the separate fob.

I think you do, as long as you have the big touchscreen.

That listing is for a 2011 edge only. I can't verify anything else.