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hey folks! my interior dash lights and rear, exterior lights suddenly stopped working at the same time the other day on our 2010 Connect. after reading a few posts i tried replacing the Headlight/Headlamp Switch and it unfortunately didn't do the trick. the brake lights still work in the back, just not the regular lights, so not ideal for driving at night! any other ideas before i give up and take it in to the shop? thanks so much i appreciate your help! nick -
Howdy, folks! Can anyone living in Tucson/Phoenix, Arizona (or nearby) that owns a 2nd generation Connect Wagon (trim doesn't matter) please help me? I need to hand measure Front Driver's seat, which includes removing/re-installing for a project I'm working on. I have the Ford Workshop Manual section on seat removal with proper torque specs and I also have all correct tools, including torque wrench. I have cash to give you for your time. This will be a 2-part process; first time we meet, preferably asap, I'll need less than 1hr. Second time (late Nov), I'll need 1-2hrs. Please respond here, or PM me. Thanks for your help!
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Hello and thanks for this forum. I recently purchased a 2011 XLT model with 106K miles on it. According to CarFax, it's an old State Farm mobile office vehicle. No back seats, a solid composite floor, and at one time had a desk and a chair for working with customers at remote sites. It has all the windows, which my wife likes for visibility purposes. It's in great shape, and runs well. Some things will need attention: The antenna is in the glove box (yes, I know it doesn't work as well as when it's on the roof). Need to find some replacement for that. The backup camera is VERY blurry. OEM unit runs about $250-400, so I may be looking at a retrofit of a cheaper unit. Check of normal maintenance items (fluids, tires, belts, etc). Other than that, the vehicle drives nicely, and should suit us well for its tasks: estate sales, light hauling, musical equipment, etc. Thanks again for having me, and I hope to chat with you all soon. LukeMay
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For Sale: Adventure ready / 2013 Transit Connect XLT / 31k Miles Features include:-Ford SYNC- Cruise control- Tinted windows- Yakima cargo box- Lockable Yakima roof racks with round load bars- Raised sleeping platform- 10" Rigid Industries LED light bar- Van has sound deadening, insulation and custom carpeted wall panels.- 8" sub woofer under passenger seat. - Two storage bins in rear doors- Van gets mid 20s mpg in the city and high 20s on freeway- Custom Reflectix window shades for driver, passenger and front windshield.- Floor has sound deadening, insulation, 1/2" plywood subfloor and interlocking garage floor tiles.- Solar powered lights in custom wood paneled ceiling.- Comfortably sleeps 2- The bed in the back is roughly 48in wide by 78in long- Van is adventure ready, very clean and in excellent condition.- Still under manufacturers warranty and currently has 31,000 milesLocated in Orange County, CA. $17,500 -
Hi All - I just took delivery of a 2018 XLT L+Cargo Van LWB. I am in the early stages of planning a removable camping build and was happy to find and join this great forum. I took about 80 photos of the van yesterday (Interior and Exterior) but since I am new to the forum, I'm not sure if people would find posting all or some of them to be helpful. Please let me know. In the meantime, here's a basic portrait and a scan of the window sticker for anyone interested. Looking forward to further conversations
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Had the windshield replaced on a 2014 XLT. It has the more basic radio package. But the windshield folks had to find a different pn# because "You car has GPS...." so wonder, if there's a GPS antenna in front of the mirror, where's the coax cable from it end up? I could make use of it for another receiver.
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This XLT has a open package shelf; I've seen photos of XLT with doors on the shelf, but not on this one. In the center of the shelf, there's a knockout that looks like it is for an overhead radio installation option. Behind it is a plastic shield to keep shelf contents away from the radio. What radio option was this? Is there a power connector up there we could use for other electronics? Failing that, what other power options are up there? Is the shelf difficult to remove/replace?
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Like the title says i bought a 2014 transit connect wagon LWB and the Ford dealer removed the seats for me. I have no use for these they are out of a brand new car. Never been used or sat in. If you go to ford to buy these seats complete they are more than 2,500$ for both. These are the third row seats. (2 Seats, Right, and Left), bolts included. Its super cool the way they fold, i just bought the vehicle for work and have no use for them. My loss your gain shoot me a message for any questions. -2 (new condition) Ford Transit Connect XLT LWB 3rd row seats. - $950 w/ rails and hardware. (easy bolt in seats) I live in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. I really do not want to ship but will at buyers expense. Call or message for more pics and info. http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/pts/4752849356.html -
New Price $20,990!! 2010 model, Only 28,000 miles! 25 hwy MPG All scheduled maintenance preformed at dealership, including regular oil changes. Maintenance records and mechanical inspection report available. Additional features include DVD player and GPS with backup camera. Non-smoker. Interior in excellent shape. Please visit www.thing.im for pictures and additional information feel free to send me an email Ross_alena@yahoo.com call or text 425-283-9677
