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Since I use Amsoil products I ordered their test kits https://www.amsoil.com/search/#q=Test&t=totalProductsTab&sort=relevancy&numberOfResults=20 But there are several other companies that do the same thing. Blackstone is one of them and you can search the other threads to see what names they...

I agree Note the baseline in the report is for the next oil change (~5000miles) Joe

Following all of the other threads in this category and here is my data point. Was a bit surprised with the comments from the oil analysis company, but wanted to share. 572 miles

Agree with the above statements! Just crossed 1600 miles and it is 21 MPG in the metro and about 23mpg on the interstate at 75MPH (2k rpms) Sport mode with traction control off is more fun than my Mustang! (don't tell my Mustang club members!) - Joe

Does anyone know of a source for the tip-lock that locks the box to the swing frame? I had one missing, and the internet vendor is not being helpful. If you know of a source please let me know - Joe

I've driven both and ended up with a maxed-out Lariat with the 2.7 and the FX4 package. Happy with the whole thing! Good hunting! - Joe

look between the box and the cab, may have some leftover processing bits between them

Anodized black (looks to be metal, not sure what type)

Not too hard, removal of six 10mm bolts then install the pinch gasket on the leading edge of the cover. Press it into the gap (slightly compressing it) and getting the bolts back into their nut cups. The ford line or sub contractor that put the running board on my had most of the nut cups...

True, but hopefully it will keep the snow from bunching up on it!

I was surprised that the filler kit came with a really nice gasket to help seal up the space. It will be interesting to see how they preform over time. Works well with the black out package theme, but not so much with my wallet! All good!

Armrest Cover would be nice! Thanks for the sponsorship to Ranger6G!

Yes, you can override it with the gas pedal, but the alarm keeps ringing and it's still ridding the breaks. Yes, it resets after a stop/start . Guess I'll just have to figure out my mechanics to deal with the system.

Ok, I see the toggle, is it just for this backup event, or is it off till I turn it back on? I'll have to play with it a bit to see if that fixes the issue. - Joe

Ok, I’ll look for it tonight, still getting use to all of the tech, only been driving it a week now and the online manual is a pain. May order a 2024 manual as a paper reference! - Joe

Yes, I have the same steep driveway issue and its worse on the new Ranger than my Subraru Forester! Just need to figure out how to disengage for that shore time, I have a virtual get to know with Ford next week, I’m going to ask them about that. -Joe

I agree that I'm not worried about the slightly compressed spring, mine looks the same and it did pop out as it turned to the 12:00 position. there is little if no internal pressure it's holding back so I'm looking forward to using it on the next oil change! Thanks to the others who...

The PirateCampCo company is a great bunch! I use their battery mount and the lights behind the hood bracket. - Joe

This is what I run with in my fun car, and I'm going to put one in the new Ranger too. By attaching to the seat, it floats back and forth with the seat and is out of the way, but secure. These are general Amazon links; you may find them for less on some automotive or safety supply sites...

I think they are done at a contractor's site just off the plant (Ground Effects). Check the corner of your window sticker and see if it says (Shipped through Ground Effects). My only Dealer adds were the keypad and door sills