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Okay, I will try loading the voice pack this weekend. Thank you very much for your help.

This is my IVSU screen. Can you tell from this if my maps updated correctly?

The voice control on my navigation stopped working after I did the update. It “successfully” completed after only 30 minutes, which I thought was oddly fast.

It looks like the Falcon Shocks have been released for the Ranger. According to their 2020 catalog, the tow/haul shocks should be coming soon. I run Falcons on my Jeep and I really like them. I will probably give these a try in a few months. https://teraflex.com/shop_items/5daeff5a56d70ed493ab6ad7

Mine does the exact same thing.

If that’s the case, it does sound useless.

Has anyone seen this in their Navigation? The Ford video says 2019 Ranger so I’m curious if it is coming to all 2019 Rangers. https://www.autoblog.com/2019/12/24/ford-ranger-breadcrumbs-off-road-navigation/

Happy Holidays!

This could have been my problem. My dash cam is powered from the OBDII port. Thanks for the info.

Exact same thing happened to me last week. Remote started and got all the errors. Turned it off and started again. The only light that same back on was the powertrain malfunction. Drove fine and went away the next start. It hasn’t recurred.

Here is a picture with the door open. You can use these as a step. You do not use any factory holes to install these. You have to drill all of the holes. Their instructions give an explanation as to why. If I can find them I will post a picture of them. I bought the ones with the kicker step...

I finally got around to taking some better pictures.

They are powder coated but they have a texture to them.

I’ve had a set for about a month and I finally installed them today. I’ll try to get more pictures tomorrow. I had their sliders on my previous Jeep Cherokee. These are definitely as heavy duty as the ones for the Jeep. Each one weighs about 50 pounds. They bolt directly to the frame and will...

https://www.rocky-road.com/ford-ranger-rock-sliders.html They range from $599 to $899 depending on style. I have the kicker sliders but I haven’t installed them yet. These all bolt directly to the frame.

Phil, I don’t comment often enough but I certainly enjoy seeing your comments. I am a mechanical engineer so I love your insight, opinions and technical discussions.

I’ve been wondering about doing something like this myself. Thank you for figuring it out!

I’ve owned a pair of their sliders before. They are fantastic. I am looking forward to seeing them on your Ranger.

Explored some in Moab.

I made it over Ophir Pass today.