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4A requires a different (more expensive) transfer case, so it's for premium models only.

Lane centering can be disabled by a button on the steering wheel. Page 272 in the manual if you have one.

I doubt it. You'd need the radar unit, plus the cameras, the wiring, and the computer programming, and probably other things I don't know about.

Mine is blank...

"It’s under the hood isn’t it………" Yes, the air filter box is under the hood, but the air intake draws cold air from in front of the radiators, not from inside the engine compartment.

Parking in a barn not necessary. Besides, the cover will make an excellent hiding spot from the cat.

I don't know what you're looking at, but NO, my air intake it is NOT in the engine compartment.

Well, then your truck is way different from mine. My air intake sucks from the front of the radiator and get NO underhood air.

Any wiring issues probably result from the cover creating an excellent rodent habitat underneath.

Do you understand that the stock intake is also a "cold air intake"??? Any power gains could probably be attributed to the washable filter they use and applies only to WOT. Also, be aware that washable filters flow more air by not filtering as well as paper filters.

I wouldn't trust the computer calculation in the display. They can be too high or too low by varying amounts for no discernible reason. Doing the calculation manually is the only reliable method.

I remember when the battery on my '91 Ranger lasted 11 years. It looks like there are too many parasitic draws on the new vehicles that the battery can't cope.

I've seen Weathertech advertise seat covers, but I've never checked their website.

Take it to the dealer. That's not the kind of thing that gets better and it could soak your carpet.

It may be for something on a RH drive vehicle?

I made the same mistake of not ordering the steps. I didn't notice that the rear bumper protrudes a few inches less that previous Rangers where you could just step on the bumper and didn't need a step. When I investigated a retrofit I found that it's all a bolt-on modification, but the parts...

The wiring is going to be the big stumbling block. The lights and cameras in the mirrors and the folding motors need to be paired with the door switches and computer controls. Your truck needs the "Technology Package" to get the stuff you want. I'm going to guess that you're S.O.L. as far as...

I assume that you've tried adjusting the lumbar support? I found that it makes a big improvement when I get it adjusted to my liking.

Is there anywhere that tells me what update version I have? I looked at the Software Update page and there is nothing to indicate what version I have or that an update has occurred.

The bed IS NOT aluminum! Not unless Ford has managed to make aluminum magnetic... And abrasions are unlikely to rust because the same rubbing that wore off the paint will also wear off any rust.