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Same, I had the 2013 Fusion with that button setup and it was awful. I would move my hand near the console I didn't even need to touch the buttons for them to think they were being 'pushed'.

Same. I have an Anker and a 60w panel. I use it for my 12v fridge.

Just checked my '21 OB, it's an BHEF-48H6 EFB

When I bought my 2013 Fusion Platinum it had nothing but problems with the infotainment system. Like randomly rebooting/crashing while driving. It was bad. I wrote an email to the CEO expressing my total disappointment that a brand new vehicle could come so poorly executed. I got a phone...

NH guy here, thanks for coming and enjoying our state. Bummed I wasn't able to make the Roadeo!

I think I'm on 6 months of waiting on parts.

I have a Yakima SlimShady 6.5. It takes me maybe 5 mins to put it on/take it off the crossbars. Setting up the awning takes 5-10 mins depending on the available anchor points (trees/stakes/whatever)

I just got around to swapping out my tweeters, and found someone who makes a factory specific harness so you don't need to cut the factory wires. https://hoelwiring.com/products/ford-bronco-sport-maverick-speaker-harness So far this is the only place I found that sells these. I only needed to...

Outer Banks here. Had to make an appointment during that storm yesterday. I did it 90% of the way in slippery mode. It totally nailed it. But I agree that the throttle response is really bizarre.

I've been waiting on parts for this TSB since November.

I believe so, but I'll leave it to someone with more street cred than me. LOL

I still have not done with tweeters only due to free time. As this point, was it worth it? Yes. However, if you're going to go through the trouble of ripping your doors aparts (and potentially break clips like me), get the speakers you really want. Not that there's anything wrong with the...

I left everything sitting outside. But if you have a roof rack you could put it there. Also, you can fold the mattress in half and put goods along the side if you don't mind a tight sleeping situation.

These windows screens/shades: https://a.co/3riDolj

Crossbars. I bought the cheap OMAC ones on Amazon. The rack is a ROLA.

There are two inflatable cubes that you stuff in that space to support the mattress.

Essentially on the roof, I put things that you wouldn't mind getting wet. So it was folding chairs, tents, folding tables, tarps. On the inside was the stuff the opposite, blankets, pillows, food, stove and my Anker Power House battery.

Just me, but my wife and i did hang out in there for a while together. It's cozy for sure, but we both fit no issue. Kids and wife slept in tents, so it was nice and quiet in there lol.

Unfortunately no, I swapped out a couple different sets of crossbars to find ones that made the awning 6' 2" off the ground so I don't have to duck.

The Luno comes with inflatable cubes you put under the headrest portion so it's supported. And yes, the seats are ALL the way forward. LOL