dajo2012

Just for the heck of it I checked my 2020 ST. It has exactly the same plug and wires.

If you think that is a bit odd, there is a guy on here that did not buy an St because of the headliner. Who even looks at the headliner.

When I changed the mirror glass on my Flex it just popped out of a socket. Heated part had a wire to unplug. Nothing to lose since it is broke anyway.

My lights do not auto level, wish they did. I don't believe they are auto level. They move left to right only. I see them move on every start up in the garage. Our BMW X3 leveled and turned easy to observe when pulling into the garage. I am very happy with the light output of the headlights.

I saw an St last winter in Arizona from Canada and it had silver calipers and to the best I can remember it had the brake and wheel package. https://www.ford.ca/suvs-crossovers/edge/gallery/?gnav=footer-vehicles#2020-edge-gallery-image-d9828d9a1bd79dabc5f181e361e83277-ai

You keep saying 40ML(1.35 oz), don't you mean 400ml(13.5 oz)?

My 2012 Flex PTU with DIY drain plug (on bottom of ptu) added by me never got the amount of oil drained out that the book called for. Yes it was level.

Also make sure your sill plates are the same on both sides. My St came with a standard plate on drivers side and Ford Performance plate on the passenger side.

I installed the windows in front and above Betty Grable during the winter of 2019-2020.

Did your 2020 ST come with this spare or did you add it?

We have app 10,000 miles on ours and it has been in some hot weather 105 with no issues. Sounds like to me the latch is not adjusted quite right.

No paddle shifting at Ford EXP. We barely had any time before we stopped. Even the auto cross parts was for 30 seconds each run. Have not seen a shift light. How about when ign comes on all light light briefly then don't they?

Turned the automatic updates on, searched and searched and came back and said it is up to date. Had 3.4 before search and 3.4 after the search. Does it actually say 3.4.43?

How do you tell it was updated?

I don't see how it can cause high oil pressure??? It could raise crankcase pressure by filling some of the space with extra oil and that could blow seals out. Anyway none of this applies to OP with .3-.5 qts.

My white ST doesn't match either. Not to noticeable until looked at close up.

My cheapo catch can is almost full of oil no moisture at 4600 miles. Never been in winter since installed. Just installed one on my F150 and it is collecting some oil already, truck has 40,000 miles on it.

Now you are showing your age. Your wife doesn't have HGTV on all the time? Every house now has to have a mud room.

Most pcv vales are located on the valve cover.

The car I had was a 2019 with about 4500 miles on. I knew it was a 19 because it had the cover/door on the center of dash. Some of the cars still had dealer stickers from Utah where the school started last year. It was fun worth doing although on the driving course we only got three runs that were around thirty seconds, would liked to have done a bunch more.

I measured my tires with about 9000 miles, running them down to wear bars would get 16000-17000 miles for me.

Looks like something a pissed of neighbor might do. Done anything to make someone mad?

What color is it? Can not believe not covered by warranty.

It matters to me which year ops car it is 2019 or 2020.

What year is your ST you did not say.