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  1. Front Seat Jackers

    They typically go on the front of the seat to increase thigh support.
  2. Front Seat Jackers

    Working link from OP - https://desertdoesit.com/products/front-seat-jackers-2019-2025-ford-ranger-maverick-escape?_pos=1&_sid=800835f05&_ss=r&variant=39621982912594
  3. No reverse situation; power cycle resolved; weird

    When it comes to scanning for the codes... Do not use a generic, low-cost OBD-II scanner. Generic readers only scan the Engine Control Module (ECM) for emissions-related codes. You must use FORScan or a professional-grade diagnostic tool to pull codes directly from the TCM. You are searching...
  4. Front Seat Jackers

    Came across this thread... Anyone fabricate solutions? Anyone buy solutions other than what the OP shared?
  5. Dashcam Power Options

    While it still requires the long cable run, another option not mentioned is the ODB2 port USB adapters.
  6. Ford performance Fox shocks resale

    What's the cost to get them rebuilt? If it's like $600, people will likely just opt for a new set and you'll want to know that up front. When it comes to selling used shocks, if you're willing to ship, keep that cost in mind. The front coilover setups are pretty heavy and can be costly to ship.
  7. Genuine Ford Parts, Accessories & Ford Performance

    Hey Benny! Awesome service you're providing to the community here. Looking to order a DPFE EGR Sensor & Hose for my 2021, when able. Please and thank you!
  8. Moving to the 6G Forum

    Great looking truck, north neighbor ;)
  9. What type of headlights do I have?

    How did they turn out? I wish I could find a pair of the non-US OEM projector headlights. Would get those and put a nice LED in and call it a day.
  10. 5 Hidden Ford Settings That Save Your 10-Speed (Before the $9,000 Bill)

    You just took me back to a place that I didn't need to remember ;) But yes, I agree.
  11. 5 Hidden Ford Settings That Save Your 10-Speed (Before the $9,000 Bill)

    My assumption is the clutch wear comes from the lower RPM engagement of the gear. Thinking of a manual car trying to start out in a higher gear from a stop. You'll have to slip the clutch a lot more to pull it off.





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