kx885
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Again, I understand how the wipers work, they just don't. I'm OK with automotive theory. I learned to drive on a 1970 F-250. No power steering, manual transmission, no anti-lock brakes. I did auto shop in HS, back when they taught that and do my own routine maintenance. Anything involving a lift or tools I do not own, I bring in. I understand how it all works, or how it is supposed to work. I work in technology, and even though I love the tech in my vehicle, there's too much of it. Many would disagree. After 20 years in IT, I have learned that the more you automate processes, the less control you have over them in the long run. Not needed for that in basic vehicle functions, IMHO.I mean, yes, that's what a forum is for. But usually "modifying the functionality" of a vehicle is for people with at least a basic understanding of vehicles.
You think your XLT has rain sensing or Auto wipers, and you don't think your Ranger has a turbo.
You need to start with an intro to automotive theory first.
Modifying your trucks functionality because you can't figure out the on/off switch is throwing the baby out with the bath water.
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