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This is a rare recall. Different Ford cars and trucks have had leaks for years. And they never offered a fix. People complain about water pooling on the floor or even dripping on their head. I had a Ford that when it rained, the headliner was wet. Rain or water from a car wash. Eventually, the moisture in the headliner began rusting the car from under the roof. I had another Ford that the auto glass was always wet on the inside of the car.
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UK 2016 connect, changing to double passenger seat?
Double Nickels replied to Jacob's topic in Interior
Here in The US, we can't get the 3 seat configuration. Or at least it's not in my area. I have never seen it. If the parts were available, I would install it. -
Maybe the cylinder head temperature sensor. But the sensor is working if you are able to read it.
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Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) battery
Double Nickels replied to Tom899's topic in Accessories and Modifications
Take pics of all the steps, and how much stuff you have to remove to get the battery out. -
Very sad events
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I hope that she is safe
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2013 TC Full Size Spare Tire - TPMS sensor?
Double Nickels replied to Tom L's topic in Wheels & Tires
The spare tire does not have a TPMS sensor. -
Front fog light retrofit.
Double Nickels replied to Ash2304's topic in Glass, Lenses, Lights, Mirrors, Window Tint & Wipers
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GEN2 TC CATALYTIC CONVERTER THEFTS?
Double Nickels replied to windguy's topic in Lounge Transit Connect
Not all catalytic converter are the same. Some have more platinum, rhodium, and palladium. Thieves know this. That's why only certain cars targeted. -
I don't recommend it, but you could start with the plugs. At least change them.
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GEN2 TC CATALYTIC CONVERTER THEFTS?
Double Nickels replied to windguy's topic in Lounge Transit Connect
That won't work. Thieves will still cut it off. CHP needs to track the thieves to the buyer. Then watch the buyer to see who he buys from. Then you bust the whole lot of them. Thieves go after certain cars. Not any car at random. Commercial trucks are usually targeted for contents. Tools. Copper pipe. Copper wire. Ladders. They usually look for a tradesman, with a service vehicle, loaded down with goodies. Transit Connects are usually targeted like commercial pickup trucks. Not for the cats. Nobody breaks into a car for the baby seats. Unfortunately, most public places are not safe. Don't leave anything in plain view. Don't leave valuables. In big cities, thieves are known to break autoglass as they go down a row of parked cars. It's a team sport. One guy goes down a row of cars, breaking every window. Then his friends follow, grabbing whatever they find. Open the glove box, look under the seats, take the change. Some cars have nothing taken, but the window still got broken. -
Safety Recall 21S24
Double Nickels replied to High Mileage Jim's topic in Recalls & Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs)
Got.mine in the mail also. Look on the back of the notice. You could get reimbursement. -
I don't think they drain and fill. Most shops have a machine which connects to the transmission lines. It saves money on fluid and time.
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Water pump replacement, cooling system bleeding
Double Nickels replied to Eddy Kilowatt's topic in <i>Maintenance</i>
I recall the fan turning on around 220, if the van is just sitting and idling. Usually, with motion, the airflow from the grille does a pretty good job of cooling the van without the fan -
Platform Overland Style Roof Rack
Double Nickels replied to Durty_Flaanimal's topic in Accessories and Modifications
Roof racks are great for bicycles, ladders, PVC pipe for marijuana irrigation, maybe if you hit a deer and want to bring it home. why would you sleep on the roof of the van, when you can sleep in the van? -
I only wish that you can change the TPMS battery. As opposed to buying a new TPMS.
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Weight is the biggest factor. Some bikes are heavy.
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Forscan allows you to recalibrate the wipers also. That might do the trick.
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Environmental groups and energy companies spend a fortune to influence laws governing automobile performance and emissions. It's a "no win" for the consumer. Cars using gasoline got better mileage before the current emissions standard. I'm not an expert. Is it better to use less fuel? Or use more fuel with with less tailpipe pollution? And then there was the fuel additive which was supposed to burn cleaner, but actually became a pollutant. More oil is consumed and sold. Increased demand for fuel benefits oil companies. Politicians are wealthier. Is the environment better off?
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Torque Lite & Torque Pro
Double Nickels replied to Fifty150's topic in Accessories and Modifications
The Torque company has a list of compatible devices. Sort of ticks me off that a "free" app suggest that you purchase a $200 device.