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Our 23 OBX doesn't have them. Confirmed fogs were off, turning less than 25 MPH, and there were no cornering lights. Maybe I'll try again near a building but would hope They would be obvious during normal driving on a darkish street. Do you have to be moving for them to come on, or will simply...

My '23 Owner's Manual doesn't say much about it and doesn't mention trim levels or folding forward. Maybe they do go forward on some models, but the manual doesn't seem to support doing it. We have an OBX, not at home at the moment, not sure I want to try either if it's not mentioned in the...

Great post! We're happy too. Only thing missing on ours that matters to us is a hitch, which was harder to find on the trim we wanted (needed a car in stock, could not wait to order since we replaced a totalled vehicle). Not a big deal though, we'll get that added. Glad you're enjoying your BS...

It's a great service. We just used it recently and it was super helpful since my wife and I are both working.

Welcome, your Heritage looks great, nice color!

Because I joined this forum, and because I can be a bit OCD about some things... I Filled in a few missing pieces and installed a pen. Dash Panel Insulator Part#:M1PZ78046A25AA Hood Insulator Part#:M1PZ16738B Weatherstrip Part#:M1PZ16A238A Weatherstrip Part#:M1PZ16A239A Pencil Holder...

Oh, thanks for that! Makes car NAV more useful (my opinion)

Nice tip, thanks!

I often use Google, I like that it's up to date and has live traffic. I download maps local for where I live and for where I'm traveling to, so coverage isn't an issue. Satellite, like the car NAV, works even without cell coverage. Our Bronco came with NAV, so I'll keep the maps up to date, I...

Like others, after uploading the xml file I received a message stating something about it being corrupt and it will be checked by someone and my update status will be set to updated. I did check through Wi-Fi after that, and received a message in the vehicle screen that my vehicle was up to...

This cargo net isn't for the shelf, but useful to put things in so they don't slide around. We're using one from an old Mazda MPV we hung onto. Works pretty slick. Maybe this would work for the top shelf, but probably not an exact fit. I don't remember, are the hooks on the side above the...

Nice, I'll bet that makes it much easier to load. I'm currently using a door step (for our Sorento) have only used once so far, worked fine. I've not tried it (or a roof rack yet) on our Bronco Sport. I can see how a ladder would be so much better.

Installed the Redline gas springs for the hood. Without them I would let the hood drop the last few inches to close tight on it's own. I'll have to keep a clean microfiber cloth handy for closing now (to avoid smudging the hood). ;)

As a follow-up to your earlier question about the master reset. I didn't do that, and I am having no issues, but will reset if I do. I know others that sound like they have had more experience with this than me recommended it. Anyway, you asked how to perform the reset...

8 GB or larger for sync, but I would get at least 32 GB. If you have NAV, an update recently came out for that too, and IIRC the instructions for that wanted at least 16GB. For key cycle I turned engine off, opened the door, closed it, then started vehicle. again. I didn't do a master reset but...

Updated Sync3 and Nav Software today. Also installed the heating element covers. Hood struts ordered, should be here tomorrow.

Thanks for this info. FYI, in case others had a similar experience: I updated with USB, and after complete I found the xml file to upload to Ford in the SyncMyRide folder. Upon upload I got some kind of error message and a statement that their people will look at it and update their records to...

Folks have mentioned to disable the Auto Stop/Start function. Thanks, I did not see that in the instructions. I did see the instruction to disable the Auto Engine Shutdown (the instructions tell you where to navigate, if your vehicle has it). So look for that too. I have a newer and pretty...

Do you leave it plugged in? Does it remain on after you leave the car or does the data port eventually go to sleep?

Does the engine need to be running the whole time during the update?