Mike B

bbf2530, Thanks. This is what I'm getting when I want to select the time zone when adding a remote start. Its stuck showing Detroit. When choosing Detroit, it comes up blank. It showed Chicago before daylight savings time switch.

Another question. Did the app get an update? Reason being when using the (Schedule Start) area, it's locked to the Detroit time zone. Previousmy, it was and should be Chicago. I'm not sure if it was caused by switching to daylight savings time, as I just noticed it on the evening of the 13th.

Watched a couple YouTube videos, and like what I've seen. I sent the info to my son, he's got a '87 Jaguar XJS that he needs to drop the rear end out of. If he orders 1 and I order 1, then we'll have 2. I'd also have to get the Dodge adapter for the wife's car.

Thanks for that akirby!! I've not heard of them and will look them up.

bbf2530, I know exactly what your talking about. I still look every now and then. It would be nice to be able to take the wheels off and clean the back side of them every now and then. One would figure with all the YouTube videos out there, someone would have made on for floor jack placement for these cars.

I plan on using locktite unless Steeda supplies longer studs.

I installed the jacking rails on the Fusion today. Did not have to jack the car up for the install. After looking close at the instructions and using a mirror, I was able to see everything. They went on in less than 30 minutes. That includes moving the car over in the garage, getting a drop light, tools and a rug to lay on. Was very happy with the quality of their product except for one item. The stud for the rear bolt does not come all the way through the nut, it sits flush. The front stud has 3 to 4 threads sticking out of the nut. I'm going to have to keep an eye on this or remove the rails. I'm afraid the because of normal vibrations, the nut will eventually back off. I contacted Steeda and waiting to see what they say.

I'm not sure if it's possible to have heated door handles. Just one of those fleeting thoughts I had when the door handles were ice covered.

Heated the exterior door handles to melt ice build up. Used the Ford Pass App to start the car a couple weeks ago when it was freezing rain here. Went out to the car and the door handles were iced over almost to the point they were hard to open. What else should Ford have done???

I've got the Huskey mats in my '18. Absolutly love them. Just wash them with a waterless wash and dry with a microfiber towel.

Thanks, one would think there would be a place for floor jacks/ jack stands. I would think a tire shop would use a four point lift for tire changes.

Bought a set of them when I bought their hood struts. Struts went on easier than I thought. I plan on installing the jacking rails when it gets a bit warmer (getting to old to lay on a cold garage floor). Anyway, I looked through the owners manual for a guide to jack he car. Where's the safest place to jack it and place it on jack stands? Thanks.

Thanks, I was thinking there was something I needed to do besides pressing the start/stop button. I do have a different issue that I'm going to ask the dealer on its next service.

When it's cold outside, maybe 35 degrees and colder I'll get this message after pressing the stop engine button. Sometimes I'll listen to the radio while waiting for someone. This message comes on after 3-4 minutes, but not sure what it means. I've also come out to the car and see it displayed. Doesn't show the message when it's above 35-40 degrees.

Bbf2530, After getting home turning the car off and opening the door, it took about 15 seconds for the radio and screen to turn off. Went out a few hours later and it was back to normal. I thought it may have something to do with the Ford Pass App acting up. It did have trouble connecting in the morning when I wanted to schedule a start. If it happens again, I will contact my dealer.