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What Have You Done To Your Explorer ST Today

jeffgoetz1

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Tokenindianbro

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rjacobs said:
I installed the Michelin Ensurance XT wiper blades last night after several months of frustration using the OE blades that left a big streak right in front of my face... been raining here for over a week and finally got fed up with it. Will drive it later today and report back.
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I have always used Bosch Icons on my other vehicles, what's the benefits of the endurance XT?

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Added Ford factory mud guards and did the first oil change at 5500 miles. The oil change was easy with the extractor but the O rings stuck to the side wall of the filter chamber and threads, it was a pain in the ass to get it cleaned up. Used Mobil 1 5w-30 and K&N oil filter HP-7037. IMG_20210529_175735.jpg IMG_20210529_175702.jpg IMG_20210529_160540.jpg IMG_20210529_160228.jpg IMG_20210529_160147.jpg
 

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Tokenindianbro said:
I have always used Bosch Icons on my other vehicles, what's the benefits of the endurance XT?

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Silicon blade... In theory much better life than a "rubber" blade(yes im aware most blades anymore arent likely solid rubber). For those of us in states where its routinely over 100 for months on end they should also hold up much better. I think they are rated for like -40 to +125 or something like that. Im sure there are other properties about them that make them better than a standard blade.
 

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Apologies if this has already been asked and answered buuut, new ST owner here. Blacked out and wanting to black out my tail lights/head lights also. Anyone have a link they can share where they’ve purchased theirs? For a 2020 ST?
 

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Kelly D said:
Apologies if this has already been asked and answered buuut, new ST owner here. Blacked out and wanting to black out my tail lights/head lights also. Anyone have a link they can share where they’ve purchased theirs? For a 2020 ST?
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I think a lot of people have gone to tint shops and had tint laid on the headlights and tail lights to get that smoked look.
 

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Interior detail, second coat of Meguiars Ultimate wax and getting fresh oil tomorrow. We’re starting a 2 week, 4000+ mile road trip on June 11th...good thing I have something else to drive until then. 7C7B1125-E6DA-4782-8280-5CE766005BAD.jpeg
 

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Just picked these up from marshmallowdesigns.com (got idea from Dirty Dan's Build)





 

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