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JLT https://www.jlttruecoldair.com/jlt-3-0-oil-separator-2011-19-f-150-2-7l-3-5l-5-0l-passenger-side/ Let them know that your were referred by this forum for a small discount.

My theory is the thermostat would cause the overheat at speed as well, not only stationary.

Others beat me to it, but if it only overheats when there's very little to no forward speed of the vehicle, then it's most likely the cooling fans which it relies on for the air flow when stationary or very slow moving.

So true. I don't bother making any attempt to use my diagnostics crystal ball if the poster can't make the effort to provide basic information such as "checked for fluid on my garage floor and driveway, but nothing", or "some white exhaust smoke when starting".

You cant clean O2 sensors. Shop around for Bosch sensors, and look on RockAuto.com where you'll find OEM Motocraft for a whole lot less than the price you posted. Sensor 1 is directly after the exhaust manifold and upstream of the CAT.

I don't attempt using the forum search, just go with Google.

Just updated mine v3.0 to v3.0 - took about 10 to 15 minutes and all that changed was the build number and it added Waze and Ford-Alexa WTF can't Ford display the updates as v3.0.XX

How to you find the full version number, mine only shows v3.0, and the Ford owners web site says that the v3.0 update is available.

This thread prompted me to check for updates on https://owner.ford.com and it shows that "Software update SYNC3 v3.0 is available!" , but I updated to v3.0 in April 2019. Where are you guys getting v3.2 and v3.4 ?

It's not only turbo charged engines that benefit from a catch can, ...... all engines that have the Positive Crank Case Ventilation plumbed into the intake manifold benefit from a catch can. Turbo engines typically have more piston blow-by, so the catch can does a little more work on them.

Wished I could have got map updates at that eBay price for my 2017 Sport.

Nice blue ones, but that's not for the later model Edge. It's useful if you actually post a direct link to the product, not the home page.

The last time I had "The Works" lube service done at the dealership the indicated that the tires were rotated, which is part of "The Works", but they were not rotated. Most car manufactures have you deal direct with the tire manufacturer for warranty on them - best discuss this with the dealership first considering the work that they were meant to do, which could have caused the tire problem, and they might decide to involve the tire manufacturer, or deal with it themselves. I've got 47K miles on mine, and looking like I'll be changing them at 55K miles.

Not sure if you noticed this near the top of this section:

Great, and the first picture shows the port for "Sensor 2" downstream sensor that the OP is looking to confirm.