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I've got 2 kids. Put the next size up car seat in there before you make you decision. Infant seats fit with plenty of room but 2 of the big toddler ones gets really crowded. My front seats just barely touch both toddler seats when sitting in my normal position.

Mine has a few faded spots but not that bad. I'm long out of bumper to bumper warranty so can't help ya there.

I'm in. I've needed them for awhile.

I'm going to say yes.

That's odd. Mine is a '19 and does not have these holes. Edit. I have the single plug like above, not a row of holes like the OP.

You might be surprised just how soft the axle shaft is. I've repaired several of these on various fords for inexperienced techs fresh off the lube rack. These threads usually clean up pretty quick.

Correct. They work on damaged or dirty threads. It does take a little longer but you don't risk starting the die crooked and making it worse. Napa usually has the in stock...

I like thread files. A much more cost effective solution and you'll have them for next time.

It's similar to the way that chip in your credit card works. No battery in a transponder key.

Severe air restrictions in the intake will cause a backfire. Edit. You can never have to much airflow but not enough is a big problem.

I fill mine with grease, lock cylinder and all. Makes them last a lot longer.

Yep that's the one. Some quality extractors, my snap-on impact screwdriver and a little heat has rarely failed me. Great for knocking stuff loose and rarely slips.

You would need to find out if the nut is steel or aluminum. I use map gas. If it's steel heat until it smokes. Aluminum just a heat gun is safe.

I would suggest removing the tail light to try and heat the nuts from behind. This will soften any loktite. I would then use an impact screwdriver to attempt removal of the bolts while still hot.

Spin at a high speed at idle. Both have their tradeoffs.

20 ft lbs is 240 in lbs. I'm not sure a torque screwdriver is going to cut it for this.

I pulled up the instructions and torque spec for that 3/8 bolt is 30 ft lbs not 130. Using a 9/16 socket is not a 9/16 bolt... The did write it in a confusing way.

And a 10R140 used in the Superduty. ?

Does it have the old orange coolant in it? Orange was bad about evaporation. Edit. I woul just watch it. If it stays at the minimum line I wouldn't worry about it.

I've seen at least 2 of these recently near San Antonio with Texas plates.