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I had one of these on my 2011 F150 and it worked very well.

It's explained in the owner's manual.

Can you tell us what you are trying to do with them?

Nice, I like it. Good, clean look.

Sorry, thought you were asking about tire pressure. On the Lariat, it is on the left side display (you have to scroll down to get to it), but it depends on which level of Ranger you have. Not sure on the others, but you can find where to look under "Information Displays" in your owner's...

Peel backing off and stick it to the truck.

Recommended tire pressure is on a sticker on driver's side door post. Read your manual for more info.

15 mpg for mostly city driving is not bad. You spend a lot of time idling, accelerating, and in low gears. You won't get great mileage.

I had that problem with my Colorado and finally installed a simple 3" long cabinet door handle over it. Never happened again and it looked factory installed. A terrible design since they also don't have a light on the dash to tell you that you are in 4wd.

Generally means you run the transmission in a higher gear than it should be in. Common in manual transmissions when you fail to downshift and the engine can't keep the rpms up for the load it is encountering.

Check out DeeZee Hex Steps.

Have never noticed either of those problems. Brake pedal feel is just fine and no issues with transmission down shifts. Have you had your dealer look at it?

You have to lock it, either with the fob or by touching the little depression on the door handle.

Drive it. It's a truck and intended to be driven in all kinds of weather. Take it to a car wash to clean it and be sure to spray off the area inside the wheelwells to get rid of accumulated salt.

Ah, the good old days of the 1950s and 1960s when add-on toilet paper filters were all the rage. I think you can still buy them. Wonder if scented Charmin would make your oil smell better?? :)

You should be pissed. Warranties are a big money maker for dealerships, and you have to wonder how many get slipped past buyers who aren't paying attention with all the excitement of buying a new car.

Search our forum for "Air Intake" and you'll find several threads on this subject.

You have to snip out some little triangle sections so you can bend around the corner. The main issue is hoping that it sticks over the long haul.

You can do that yourself.

There is a thread about doing your own dust seal.