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I use the opener several times a day and recently heard a crack when pushing the programmed one (middle) and noticed the button sunk deeper into the plastic body. Fortunately the button still operates correctly but was wondering has anyone else had the same issue & does anyone know how to remove...

My tailgate damper is filled with nitrogen. You should see how well it opens & closes! ?

You got my vote!

Mine started doing wheel stands after this treatment!

Aftermarket Gibson

yup…that’s why I included my build date so others can compare.

Those things will scratch the crap out of your windshield. You ever see how dirty that water is? Hasn’t been changed in months.

My 2020 Lariat built (3/2020) headrests tilt as well. The rear seat headrest did not have a button but there’s a hack for installing a piece of dowel to make an internal button so they’ll tilt.

I paid for ceramic coating…4 coats. That included lifetime warranty for spotting, water repellent etc. Water, dirt, mud slides right off especially when driving. Washing is very easy and I only use a battery powered blower from Harbor Freight to dry…easy-peazy!

? maybe you have another one coming

Here are sound & video samples I made this morning. Tailgate mounted and dash mounted GoPro for both inside & outside effect.

Finally got around to purchasing & installing the dual exhaust (muffler & tailpipes) cat-back system. So far, so good. It does give a deeper growl like sound inside & out and I noticed the gas mileage appears to be better already based on my return home trip Average Fuel economy dash reading...

Go in the showroom and ask to test drive any vehicle you see available. Don’t bring it back until your truck is finished.

My plan is to get new shocks when the originals get too worn. Until then the ride is pleasant enough for me.

Agree 100%. I test drove the FX4 and the 4X4 several times before ordering the 4X4. Ride is much nicer.

Yes society has become lazy as technology has been developed to make it easier to do important things. But in this case many of us own other cars that auto-lock when we walk away which creates habits of not thinking about our vehicle locking. Time for Ford to step it up.

Find the supply wires and put them on a switch on the dash. Problem solved.

Is there a octane booster out there that doesn’t have metal and meets Ford requirements?

It’s dark enough to stay on. Never had it go off.

Yes. I don’t ever notice it. Faces downwards.