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No it doesn’t say PNCS. I would consider the Coopers but they don’t make a 21” tire. The Michelin’s are really the only other reasonable choice and I love Michelins. Just hoping they stay quiet.

Has anyone else had noise issues with the 21” OEM Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires? The original set developed a loud roar at 23K miles. At the time there were no other tire choices so I replaced with the same and they’ve been nice and quiet until the last couple of months. Was riding in the back on the way to the beach and it was super loud again - at 46K miles. Like clockwork. I assume it threw a belt both times. The noise changes with the road surface. I’ll be replacing with Michelin’s this time. Just curious if anyone else had the same issue.

An easy fix but get Motorcraft fans.

You need to check the code but it’s probably the purge valve.

Not necessary. The PCM will protect it with the factory parameters.

9 times out of 10 it’s the battery. If it’s more than 3 years old just replace it.

Yep I just spliced into the rear PowerPoint on the left side but all I was powering were the led trailer lights.

Studies haven’t found them to be statistically safer which is why they aren’t mandatory in the US. Just look at all the YouTube videos of people pulling out in front of others and it’s clear almost all of these are caused by the driver never even looking. If you can’t see a 4000 lb vehicle in the daytime within 100 ft then lights won’t help because you’re not looking. That said they don’t hurt much so I wouldn’t turn them off.

No but I wouldn't expect any changes other than colors or option packaging. There might be some additional decontenting these last couple of years.

Yep

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Most likely the amp. Crutch field may have a wiring diagram.

I've tried to explain this many times over the years. A warranty is just an insurance policy. It has nothing directly to do with the quality or effectiveness of the product. The only difference is a warranty on a product with poor quality is more expensive than a warranty on a good product (for the provider). In my college days I sold furniture and we had a silicon based fabric treatment similar to scotchguard but far better - lasted for years. The chemicals themselves weren't very expensive but we sold it for maybe $300 for a sofa because it came with a 5 year warranty against stains.

They don’t normally fail unless you have a bad misfire and keep driving it.

5x108 I believe. Should be the same as 2013+ fusion and MKZ.