akirby

Nice! We have the same but with the cappuccino interior. Make sure you change the engine coolant somewhere between 30k and 60k miles to help prevent a possible water pump failure down the road.

Welcome! What colors and which engine?

Should be fixed now.

That was it. Thanks. I knew they added it somewhere.

I reported it to robert.

I've heard the 2.0L is rougher than the larger engines. The 3.5LeB in my F150 is super smooth. Only way to really tell is to test drive another one at the dealership and compare.

What icons are you referring to that you use frequently? I thought they changed the heated wheel icon to make it easier to access but I don't remember the details. If not I think you can change that with Forscan. I don't understand why anyone would want to be shutting off the display. Then again I don't understand why you would turn off the stereo either. Why are you messing with the light controls? Put them in Auto and forget about them.

Easy - buckle up.

2.0 - 8F35 2.7 - 8F57

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I believe there are 2 separate fans for each seat.

Mine did it since day 1. Did you recently get a software update from the dealer or sync 3?

Yes, it's normal and I think it's speed dependent not time.

Code readers are relatively cheap. I recommend buying one and a Solar BA-7 battery tester and do your own testing/code hunting.

We have the 21" Pirellis and had to replace them around 22K due to noise. Still had a little bit of tread left but not a lot. I usually get 25K-35K regardless. I think weather and road surfaces plays a bigger role than driving style.