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Also I saw this one that is interesting as long as there is no need to press buttons. It was designed for right hand drive but could be flipped in a slicer. https://www.printables.com/model/1598804-ford-ranger-next-gen-centre-console-mod

Are the ammo covers as is free now? If so do you have a link to the file?

Now I have no idea what could be causing this but I'll throw this out. You mention it work when the auto/stop is used. Now I now for example that auto/stop eliminators plug into the gateway module. Perhaps this module or a connection to is at fault?

Saved this HF860M tip sheet that also describes the use of the Butyl tape

Timing chain but oil pump belt, right?

I saw that some (or someone) had the 4D Tech installed at the dealership. I'm just surprised they would do that seeing that its a 3rd party device.

Congrats to the winners

My reason would be that I tend to keep my hood opened a lot in the garage. Live out in the sticks and even with traps and a barn cat we get mice. Mice like enclosed dark places so I tend to keep hood open when I park. Opening and closing with prop rod is a pain if one does it often.

I'm sure not an issue but I'll ask anyway. Seeing that one (at least me) has to drop the hood from a height in order for it to latch, no issues with the Redline?

To be clear, yes the center console is the messiest but with a console organizer from Muslogy :) the glove box becomes the messiest IMO. There's room for improvement there.

Interesting as I hate the way car seats work, raise seat and they move forward. Makes no sense as one should be able to raise straight up. As a side note my old BMW E39 had the same issue but as luck would have it, BMW had a metal clip in the seat track that could be removed to allow seat to go...

I am no pro at designing things but have made several 3D designs. It just takes me a long time at times due to trial and error getting parts to fit. Anyway I use TinkerCAD which is geared toward the beginer.

Given time and skill one could 3D print something perhaps like this.

How about a glove box organizer? XLT, 2026

I second the Covercraft Polycotton SeatSaver, been using them on our various cars for years.

Added tailgate lettering from Tufskinz, black onto Desert Sand.

Ah got it. Perhaps 2026 Rangers have less of a potential issue due to shorter bed rails.

How are those "bed cap fillers" used? I know there are plastic bed rail covers on a stock truck so how are these used when a cap is installed? Would they also help with a tonneau cover?

Guess we'll have to put one of those remote thermometer there and see how hot it gets. Cloudy here for the next two days so can't.

What color is your Ranger? Wondering since darker colors get hotter.