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I'd have to check, I didn't adjust mine at all. I don't have sway, but my trailer is pretty short.

I have not done 7,500, but I just towed a trailer that's about 4,000 pounds over 1,000 miles and it was absolutely no problem- except killing my mileage. I would imagine 7,500 would feel a bit heavy but doable.

My 24 has both

Took the new trailer on a test run last weekend before hitting some national parks this week.

Nope, sorry I should have snapped one.

My hand calculated mileage is 17.8MPG with my 2.3L XLT in eco mode, stock wheels and tires :crying:

Nice. I'm doing Falkens and bronze wheels too. I think RRW wheels, and probably 265s though I sorta want 275 or 285s. Bronze looks great.

That's sort of what I thought. I vaguely remember reading that the ASS doesn't cause starter issues, but don't recall where I read it.

Are burned out starters a common issue on the Rangers?

Generally how I feel too. I got ACC, remote start, 360 camera, etc with the XLT. I actually like leather and would have liked to have that, but not for $5k. Other than leather the Lariat really had nothing else I cared much about. The XLTs are really nicely equipped these days.

I'll try it, thanks for the tip

Good to know, learned something today.

That's a bummer, it really makes lane keeping useless on any straight roads.

I had the same question on a previous page, so far nobody knows. There are some options in forscan for lane keeping but not sure what they do .

Why not do it for free?

Yes it can, check the big FORscan thread. ETA- some of the guys may be testing the functionality, but I believe it can be done.

Might not be. I just used Forscan for the first time- enabled rock crawl (that shifts it into 4L and turns on the front camera to see obstacles better), changed the turn signal number, and a couple other small things. Thanks again for all the info here, makes it doable for a noob.

I ordered a tap from Amazon- basically a ground and a hot wire you stick into connectors to get power with a USB plug on the other end. Used a multimeter to find the appropriate wires to tap in to and jammed them in there. I used a dremel to make a spot for the USB plug. Super easy.

Hey fellas, thanks for all the great information here. I'm about to get started on this to enable rock crawling mode, adjust tires once installed, and number of turn signals. In reading through the spreadsheet, I don't see a way to disable the "keep your hands on the wheel" lane keeping nanny...

Worth checking for sure, even if it's unlikely. I can look at it today.