I do have a Forscan reader, so I will have to give that one a try. I was/am using a bluetooth scanner that others here have used in the past and I paid for the upgrade to see more PIDs or something.
Okay, I will try using Forscan. Thanks RangerBill!
Has anyone else seen or experienced this issue? "Steering Assist Fault - Service Required"
With 109k miles on my Ranger (many of them in rough conditions) -- I received this error message on the highway just north of Vegas. I just filled the tank and driving like normal and this message popped...
hmm yeah - tires could be a concern. I wasn't sure if I was missing some other way of checking them for issues.
I have been replacing items based upon miles driven/abused. Tie rods have been on my list, but thus far they seem tight and don't make any noise (as far as I can tell).
Two weekends...
Curious - what are the signs of "beginning" to fail? Do you have extended length Kings up front? Also which upper control arms are you running?
(I have same setup - now at 110K miles)
Looking at photos of my stock Ranger arms vs the Bronco arms - wow!
Thank you for sharing the info and photos!
Okay, another question. Are those the Ranger Kings or from some other application?
Well I don't usually say much around here, but in this case your new (to you) Expedition just might identify as a Ranger.
This being the case you don't need to go anywhere else! :)
Okay, that all sounds reasonable. I don't want to monitor the front view, but if there is an incident I would hope see as much of what happened as possible.
I really like the idea of live rear view since the tent on my bed limits the view.
Adding this third camera (front bumper) has peeked...
Hi Msfitoy -- how is the view on the forward facing camera? These Rangers have that giant box on the front windshield below the review mirror. Is the view/video clear or do you see it?