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I don't know of any connection between those two issues, but shutting it off and turning it back on seems to fix almost everything that goes wrong with them.

My Brother in Law wanted to go so bad he asked me if he could pay for the Experience. I told him yes, it costs about $55,000 and they throw in a new Explorer.

It may not be half way for you but it's close. Exit 222 off I85 in Staunton Va. The Best Western right off the exit is very good and Mrs' Rowes restaurant next door is excellent. It's out half way stop between Soiuth Carolina and New Jersey. Have fun at Asheville. We did it 2 years ago and had...

In the "old days" that was the way headlights were adjusted. The right side was higher and aimed toward the side of the road. The left side was lower so it wouldn't blind oncoming drivers.

Every car magazine that has tested the ST reports the same 143mph top speed. They all claim it's governed at that.

It sounds like you lost the GPS signal.

I retired as Captain of a passenger ship powered by a pair of 16 cylinder turbocharged diesels. If I ever shut them down before letting them cool off my Chief Engineer would have been in the wheelhouse screaming at me.

Thanks for the information. I'll take a closer look.

Never considered something like that. But that wouldn't stop when I started the car, would it? And an airtag should be silent, I would think.

I just had a new glitch in my '20 ST. About 10 minutes after shutting it down I heard a faint beeping noise. It was like an alarm of some sort, but much too faint to be an actual one. More like the volume of a watch alarm, very faint. I was able to trace it to the engine compartment...

They give you one of their ST's for the course. As the man said to us: "drive it like it's a rental".

I had mine in last month for the recall on the back up camera. While it was there they diagnosed the leak and replaced the catalytic converter. I wasn't even aware of the problem.

They just replaced the converter on mine/ It was about a week wait for the part.

Where in South Carolina?

It belonged to a very good friend who finally put up for sale. I'm not comfortable o two wheels anymore because of my arthritis, but this thing is the perfect solution.

Cubic inches. As much as I love my ST for heavy towing nothing beats cubic inches.

That's curious. Mine is a "20, and came with PNCS tires, which incidentally make it impossible to fix many punctures, even in the tread.

From what I've been told, that's exactly right. You change the country code to one that allows navigation in motion. However, several other things change to the new location also.

There's a recall just coming out to address the camera problem.

You don't get a second ST, but the invitation is for 2 people. You get to take turns driving during the drills they give you.