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So drove home today and it was the EXACT opposite! Averaged 26.2 the whole damn way. I dunno...

I'm sure the winter blend is to blame but the random 10 MPG jumps in instant mileage while cruising at 70 worries me...

I'm sure it's a fortune, but I'd be interested in what the cost would be to get the stock cloth heated seats and stock switches from Ford. Installing shouldn't be an issue really since the OEM harness likely already has the connectors in place since it's far cheaper for Ford to produce a single...

Drove to see family yesterday and after spending 3.5 hours on the road, I noticed that on flat roads with no head winds, my instant milage would suddenly, and for no apparent reason, drop from 27-30 MPG to 19-20 MPG. My cruise was set at 70 MPH every time and again, totally flat road with no...

My first new vehicle was a 1999 Ranger XLT flareside...not a Splash, but I always liked the look of the flareside more than the fleetside. Can't imagine it'd look good on today's version, though.

There's people that have tattooed it on themselves too. :LOL:

Which hospital are you at?

The trifecta!

It's gotten over $5.00 a gallon here a few times in the last few years...still haven't heard about people siphoning gas. I really thought that was a dead issue with the check valves that are installed now.

Ok, I'll be the one to do it... Do people still seriously siphon gas? o_O

These things are everywhere in San Francisco... https://www.bumperbully.com/ The mere fact that they're necessary indicates to me that people simply don't give a shit about other people's property anymore.

That's a good price! Everyone up in this area is about $1000 more. Who did this work for you? I'd love to talk to them.

I can understand your decision not to, but as it is public information as it stands, I just don't understand why people are so private about something that is required to be displayed to the public in the first place.

Yep. Last tank was an average of 15.9. Welcome to the winter blend blues...

:shock:

Started out as a mechanic for these... Then became a mechanic for these... Then after transitioning back to the civilian world, I moved back to the diesel world and worked as a diesel tech in the truck world for a while before becoming a service manager for a company that works on engines...

Do what what you want, but the manual says 10K miles or one year, whichever comes first. It's covered on page 437 of your owner's manual. :sunglasses:

FYI...I can still see the plate number. Also, I don't understand why people hide plate numbers. Knowing someone's plate number doesn't give you access to anything unless you're a cop or work for the DMV. :crackup:

Parked next to a coworker's previous generation Ranger today...

My city mileage is absolutely garbage, but the highway mileage is impressive given what the truck is. It balances out.