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That sequence didn't work for me so I brought it to Ford today. They fixed it in 5min with what looked like the same procedure that you linked. I guess the procedure is very picky with the timing of when you push/pull the window button.

Thanks! That is exactly what mine does. I'll give it a try and see what happens.

Ok, at 3800 miles and 7 months of ownership i have my first real problem. Wondering if anyone else has experienced this. 2 problems with driver window: -The one touch auto up doesn't work anymore -When the window reaches the fully closed position it automatically goes back down to 3/4 open...

Yeah, it does on mine, sometimes. I think it's like you said, it controls it based on the outside temp.

Well, looks like we are going to get into the RV game and the ST is not flat tow-able. I'm looking into selling it to CarMax or private party. This is just a teaser, pics and a more legit posting to follow but wanted to check if there was any interest from the forum members. -2020 Explorer...

Welcome to the forums! Nice selection, it looks exactly like mine

That's cool! can't wait to try it out.

after 6 months of ownership, today i noticed that the HVAC fan speed slows down when you start a phone conversation! The speed kicks right back up once you finish the call. Nice way to reduce background noise during calls.

I hand washed it today :)

I've taken my ST to a car wash 2, maybe 3 times total. It's not a touch-less car wash but it has always cleaned my cars adequately. The first couple of times the result was a clean car and a bent out rear license plate (i don't have a frame). It was bent enough to see it in the backup camera...

"Setting the Liftgate Open Height 1. Open the liftgate. 2. Stop the liftgate movement by pressing the control button on the liftgate when it reaches the desired height. Note: Once the liftgate has stopped moving, you can also manually move it to the desired height. 3. Press and hold the liftgate...

You can program how high the lift gate opens. I had to do it to prevent mine from hitting too. Search for it in the manual, it's in there somewhere. I think i pushed the button on the tailgate to open it and then pushed-and-held it at the point where i wanted it to stop...something like that

I got around to checking my oil ,for the first time, @ 3,000 miles ( I know, should've checked it sooner). It was a bit dirty but mostly surprised to find it at the minimum level on the dipstick. Did anyone else have low oil this early? Also, feeding the diptstick back down the tube is sort...

Ha, i've almost soiled my pants a few times when that happened to me. For me it triggers, it seems, if i get sorta close to a car that is behind and to the side. I do believe you can disable it in the settings - driver assist section i think

On the massage wish, there is a button on the left side of the driver seat that will take you directly to the massage/lumbar screen.

My family is well. Luckily both the wife and I can work from home so no financial impact, yet. We are all adjusting to everyone being stuck, more or less, in the house.

Lane keep assist will make steering corrections when approaching the lines. If enabled, it is always active. lane centering will keep you centered in lane :) and is only active when cruise control is active. I believe the auto stop/start is behaving as expected. It will cycle on/off...

so far so good for me. I've had the ST since Nov, no issues.

I haven't initiated any updates but last week I received a notification on my FordPass app that a sw update was completed and that i needed to restart the vehicle. It didn't give me any information about what the update contained and i haven't noticed anything different with the user interface...

Mine does the same thing...it would be nice if you could adjust it similar to how you can adjust the adaptive cruise control following distance.