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Folks don't believe me but the UHSS (Ultra High Strength Steel) is ultimately strong but very easy to dent in this fashion. Door dings, hail, hitting it too hard with your knuckle etc. Aluminum body panels actually resist these types of dents more effectively.

Krylon shortage huh. Guess This prandemoc has finally reached out and touched 10yr old country-ass boys still keepin those rusty bikes goin..

Ensure you are letting the engine settle after startup before moving the shifter. 10-15 seconds

Well there ya go. Keep a close eye on those things. I wouldn’t drive over 60 mph on em lol.

I am Griot? I AM GRIOT!!!!

I would put the spare on immediately. Do not even Stand near that thing!

They say to ditch the switch. Current approved cable has no selectable switch.

Don’t blame the sensors. Perfect example of how all this safety tech making us a bit lazy/unobservant and thus diminishing the benefit of this tech.

I did 2.5 level and was right on the very edge of needing new UCAs to correct camber so I got them. She rite on the sweet spot of perfect camber now.

Funny I just heard this same incessant clicking sound only 2 days ago after 1.5 yrs of ownership. I was listening to radio but with key and engine off.

All the way in.

AS long as there is NO possible contact between door and fender its only an issue if you want it to be. We all paid through the nose for these trucks so we want them as perfect as possible and that's understandable.

Most here still actually own their Rangers!

Wow not surprising. Also destroyed the International Ford partnership.

Mod motors are brilliant, with the exception of the 3V 5.4. Try again.

Yes fender adjustment absolutely. 10mm bolt right in vicinity of the badge location. Fender is even slotted there for adjusting in/out.

Hard Shell Porn is on the rise I heard! Ha!!

Sorry but I doubt your data is really that important. Just plug up da phone.

Feel better there armchair CEO?

Absolutely they are correct. I’m kinda surprised they body worked it for you, even though they didn’t have far to go. Alum body work requires a dedicated and socialized set of body tools and new techniques. No cross use with body tools used on steel on account of steel particles being embedded...