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They'll be there soon! Be sure to teke your time with the "E".

They sent me a back up set in case I messed it up. Free with instructions, just need your address. First one gets it blah blah blah we all know how this works

Sorry I don't recall. I don't think I ever even had anyone in the backseat after I installed the module.

Mine had wind noise, ask the stealership to adjust the doors a little tighter on closing.

I had a red Tek module. If you have a Lariat, be careful when removing the door panel, there is a LED tube for the door handle ambient lighting that I broke. Otherwise it worked as advertised.

thanks Jay, I was gonna post all that for my rust belt brethren. ya saved me some time!

1.25" would be a bit much maybe. I think Ford could have pushed the wheels out to the corners a little further and eliminated the silly "my wheels are too close together" stance this truck has. Hopefully the shop does a good job on the install, and you keep checking the torque of the wheel and...

And that was enough, obviously?

After having nothing but white and black vehicles for about 15 years I said "no way no more!!!" and when I was looking for a Ranger I stayed true to that, right up until I got sucked in and caught up in the excitement of looking at the shiny black truck they had available and before you know it...

a full door swap would be probably the easiest but i don't know how much it would cost for a complete door at the wreckers, or your budget. not sure if all the modules would be plug and play, but i'm sure all that can fixed up. good luck.

sometimes you do what you have to do, sometimes you do what you want to do. hope you get back in a truck you love before too long.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centripetal_force https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrifugal_force uh, i tried to read them both and I think they booted you because 1) they are jerks and B) they don't actually know the difference. you're better off without 'em.

I was replying because the OP mentioned he might change his oil over a four day weekend...But thanks for keeping things on track?

All I'm saying is you've got lights everywhere else. Maybe you just wanna leave a little bit to the imagination. Or maybe it's a new opportunity to run some wires and add another switch?????

All solid points. I did think we had a regulation in Ontario pertaining to removing the hitch when not in use and if we don't, I fully expect Justin to overstep his authority and implement one soon:mad::mad: No lights on the step? Or does it light up when you step on it?

My bearing didn't last even that long. Fraser Ford in Whitby Ontario fixed it no problem, by installing a brand new driveshaft within 48 hours, even though I was levelled.

Mine was 2020. When I went into Forscan it was able to pull the as built data direct from Ford. It was a newer feature of the software at the time I reverted to stock and made things very simple. Good luck.

57 and I've made more oily messes than I care to count, broken the odd bolt that shouldn't be broken and spent more money saving money than I needed to. But I love doing the work and learning new ways to swear ?.

Sorry guys but to me that tranny felt like a ticking time bomb. I'm not really sorry I don't have that truck anymore, if it means I don't have to worry about the tranny shitting the bed. I'm not a guy who joins class action suits, but I hope Ford is held accountable.