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Most of the time the reason for slow seat belt retraction is just dirt. A greasy seat belt is really slow.

Right, Gen2 facelift has a shark fin antenna, probably for digital radio reception.

Mine's not rough at all at the same mileage. Could say it's even softish. 16" factory size wheels.

Ecxellent. I may make use of the spot some time in the future.

US models have a removable cover there because they are all converted from wagon to van. European models have a full floor from factory.

This is normal for all manufacturers and there is a number of parameters it considers when deciding the S&S. The most likely moment it engages would be driving in nice moderate weather when there's no need for A/C and long enough stretches between stops to have the battery charged. The more load you put on accessories the less likely is the shutoff.

Correct, S&S starters are more durable but not by that much. I have one replaced in one of my cars with S&S at perhaps 50K miles. Hybrids use the hybrid motor and this is very very durable.

It does. Especially in a city with long traffic light cycles.

Don't need to buy one, have it right here:

I still have my cassette-aux adapter. Nowhere to stick it tho. Unless I take my walkman for a drive and try the thing in reverse. Pun intended.

I think I have never used the under-seat AUX socket in my connect.

Did you do the idle learn procedure?

Should be fine in British temperatures.

Diesel? No. Usually it's over 700A.

They've been racing it for a while:

Pretty sure it's 1.8 liters but welcome nonetheless.

TTIWWOP. There are some members here handy with Forscan. Please stand by.

It's quite normal not to have an unused loom. Do you need the power? If yes then just run another cable to the fuse box.

Mane, you'll be nearing bōsōzoku in no time.

It's the same as Transit Connect Wagon in the US.

They fit. The speedometer will not be affected if the overall diameter (and circumference) remains the same. The rubber part will be very thin and the ride rough but it'll look great. See possible tire sizes here.

I see what you did there. Good job

Did you ask a question?

Yup, Transit Custom is awesome, the sportier trims get universal praise for driving dynamics. The upcoming model is even nicer: https://www.motor1.com/news/611264/2023-ford-transit-custom-electric-diesel-and-phev-debut/amp/

Spare tire in the back, tank in the middle.