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See post #13 here. https://www.explorerst.org/threads/st-key-fob.5024/#post-66856 Just be aware that if the car is not used for five days the door keypad will shut down and cannot be used. Also after two weeks the modem will shut down and the phone access cannot be used. It can also be earlier...

Sorry, my mistake. I deleted the post before your reply appeared but you were quick. Just did not look like it until I checked mine. I'll try to be better about checking things before I reply.

It is rubber and feels quite rubbery., Just make sure you are talking about the the liner down in the below floor level, not the one that sits above that on the floor. It is really quite nice.

The hardware style keypad buttons on my older Explorers never shut down and are easier to use. I would have much preferred that on these newer vehicles.

Just be aware that if the car is not used for five days the door keypad will shut down and cannot be used. Also after two weeks the modem will shut down and the phone access cannot be used. It can also be earlier than two weeks if it decides to do the battery save thing early, or if it receives...

This is a voltmeter that will plug into a car 12 volt outlet. They are commonly available on the Internet. I leave it plugged into the outlet at the front of the console under the lid. It is easily readable while driving when the lid is opened. If I have just been doing short trips it will...

The best cross bars are the factory optional ones on my older Explorers. They both can adjusted along the full length of the roof without tools. They are low profile and sit no higher than the side rails so I leave them on full time. The dark object at the rear is a small roof mount antenna...

Yours is not covered under the recall only because it had the e-brake software change done at the factory.

I don't think so since that would tell the car your battery is zero days old. Part of the management is knowing how old the battery is.

Driving around town I average 20 to 21 mpg. On the highway about 25 mpg. I run 91 octane non-ethanol gas.

So are we talking about the lane keeping feature available on the button on the tip of the turn signal switch? Not the lane centering feature on the wheel, but the lane keeping feature. When set to do so the lane keeping will provide feedback.

Could also be something simple like worn out tires.

Just FYI the cup holder slot is for whatever you want, most typically a phone. There is a slot in the console to place the fob in if the battery in the fob dies. It can inductively activate the key so you can start the car with a dead fob battery.

That is not normal. My alignment is perfect.

Ditto for my 22. Don't fix what isn't broken.

I have never been able to do update via wi-fi because whenever I have it check for updates it always says it is up to date even though it is not. It will not allow you update if it says it is already up to date. Thus I always use USB.

Also about ten minutes here for the update from USB. Of course as usual it will never show on the web page. One interesting thing though was just before I uploaded the confirmation file, the web showed an installed version. It was not what is installed but just the version that was installed...

https://www.explorerst.org/threads/the-space-ghost-has-lost-its-powers.4742/page-4#post-65971

From the owner manual: Battery Sensor Reset When you install a new battery, reset the battery sensor by doing the following: 1. Switch the ignition on, and leave the engine off. Note: Complete Steps 2 and 3 within 10 seconds. 2. Flash the high beam headlamps five times, ending with the high...

I have not done the latest update yet but recently the USB has begun playing immediately about half the time. Interestingly it does it most often when it has been sitting unused for a few days.