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You did not say if your ‘21 is new so make sure your AM/FM antenna is tight. In fact I’d take it out and clean any corrosion or dirt off the end. Also the stock antenna is about 8 inches long. Some owners replace it with a stubby antenna which may degrade performance.

Not full synthetic but a blend. Owner’s manual says 5W-30 blend that meets API SN PLUS spec. Full synthetic is an upgrade.

The soft reset works for me when Sirius goes quiet.

Try this place: Hubcaphaven.com Code Product Quantity Total 25634 STL10227/99062 Ford Ranger Wheel Steel Black #KB3Z1015B 1 $87.95 Shipping: Free Shipping to Contiguous USA Only: Sales Tax: Total: $0.00 $8.36

… and 1 Imperial gallon (Canadian) is 1.2 U.S. gallon ?

Yep. I just figured the seals on the coil pack were defective. I replaced the plugs and coils myself. Couldn’t wait for an appointment and hassle at the dealer.

Not always effective. I have the cover and still managed to get water past 2 coil packs while driving through a heavy rainstorm.

Take it to a local non-franchised car repair place that can install and balance tires. No corporate rules to worry about.

Not a lawyer but to my mind the dealer is not repairing the vehicle but finishing the manufacturing process. In other words the factory is contracting out the final processes and tests. This has happened in car manufacturing many times before. I would think though that the bean counters at Ford...

Hey Benny, Do you have a code for part #KB3Z-10A687-A (Lariat battery cover)? Thanks. Todd

Sorry to jump on an old post but I recently had a similar issue with water and spark plugs. I went through a hard rain storm while on the interstate. The next day I could feel that the engine was “missing” under load, like accelerating fairly hard. Since I had seen other posts about water...

I had an 80+ mph vibration recently. Turned out it was a tire out of balance. After balancing all was good.

I have the same spongy brake pedal. The dealer said that’s normal. I had an independent repair shop bleed the brakes - no change.

Check out this thread for towing experiences: https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/what-are-you-guys-towing.1768/ There are others. Search on “towing”.

I have the row of holes in my ‘20 but there are plugs in each one.

Not to mention companies optimizing short term profits vs long term benefits for both the company and country.

A lot of people had the half shafts pop out during installs. See this thread for some of the discussion https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/rough-county-install-popped-out-cv-half-shaft.7494/. Search around for various ways to do the install and avoid the problem.

Still working well. Can’t comment on dust since I have not taken it off road but the only water that comes in is a small amount at the tailgate corners. All seals remain stuck in place. WoRks for me.