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Name ONE ST Feature others might not know.....
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Read from this website: Sync 3 (APIM module) sends its configuration changes to Ford. So if you change something there, Sync will send these changes when connects to the Internet, and after some time you can see them on Motorocraft site. So far there are no known outcomes of this (like loss of warranty), but it is important to known anyway.
That net can also be attached horizontally and it acts as a cover/shade over anything behind the third row when the seats are up. The two additional hooks for that are right behind the tops of the seats. Explains why the net is on the small side since it's multi-functional.
If you want to get a decent net to lay flat that attaches to all the rings, one from the Escape works perfectly and is only about $20.
If you want to get a decent net to lay flat that attaches to all the rings, one from the Escape works perfectly and is only about $20.
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I had all the police package parts in my '14 and removed that third row. Just as an FYI, the '20-up models also have a similar X-brace that bolts in for structural integrity and crash ratings once you remove those seats. It's something you really don't want to be without.
Here's a '20 PIU in for some conversion work showing the brace:
How it looked in my '14 with the entire kit:
A better view of just the brace with no trim panels:
I just searched for an Escape cargo net, think I got it off eBay. The Ford p/n is VDJ5Z-78550A66-A.
Here's a '20 PIU in for some conversion work showing the brace:
How it looked in my '14 with the entire kit:
A better view of just the brace with no trim panels:
I just searched for an Escape cargo net, think I got it off eBay. The Ford p/n is VDJ5Z-78550A66-A.
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Notice the high output LED light bar in the first picture ? That is a custom design developed for the installers. The ends clamp to the upper part of the door frame. People would be amazed at the amount of specialized wiring that goes into a PIU or, any other LEA vehicle. These pictures are the inside of a new FT Worth, TX PIU. At last count, there are 20 in various stages of electronics and other exterior modifications at the skunk works. The units for the US Marshals and the Secret Service are a work of art.
