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This has happened to me once or twice a year for the past 3 years. If you turn the switch off and back on the module resets and it won't happen again for a very long time. This is why I never had it checked out.

My dealer said the warning and faults don't harm the vehicle and you can still drive it. Luckily though mine was fixed withing a couple days.

I was lucky my dealer changed the sensor free of charge in less than 2 days at 42K miles.

The stoners and texters and the stoned texters think they're ok to drive as long as they drive super slow. LOL

Take it to Sheehy Ford. They fixed mine 3 months ago! No hassle under powertrain warranty!

Lately driving in the fast lane on highways and the speed of drivers ahead of me varies from 45 to 75 routinely here. It's caised by bad drivimg. Intelligent cruise control please! If everyone used it we would all travel more safely and efficiently.

I paid for them and I want to use them. I enjoy technology. I have driven for almost 40 years and don't damage my cars. Machines aren't perfect and are not to be trusted 100% of the time and neither are humans or should be trusted 100%. LOL I have never hit anything in parking ever in 40 years...

My service advisor said that replacing the half-shaft sensor is the least invasive way to fix this. So far after 3 months and 3,000 miles, it's still fixed.

I enjoy all the bells and whistles on. I'd rather be annoyed than accidentally damage something.

Most people weren't so lucky and paid out of pocket. This should be a class action lawsuit. The software update caused the APIM to go bad and not reset and purgfe the memory.

I modified my behavior so that the bot doesn't think I'm reckless. LOL I like having the feature burt I agree if you're not expecting it, it can scare the crap out of you!

I went in for an oil change and rotation and they replaced all of my window swtiches for the chrome peeling issue. What's great is even if only one switch chrome is peeling, they replace all 7!

That's what this button is for:

Mine had the same alerts but it was the half-shaft speed sensor. Either way it should be powertrain. Same goes for the leaking CV boot.

Mine was under powertrain warranty at about 40K miles so repair was free of charge. I also bought a 4 year extension of the bumper to bumper warranty a year ago, up to 7 year/84K miles.

I find mine to feel overengineered and extra bulky but then again it's a truck and I was used to sedans.

Compared to my 2013 Lincoln MKZ, 2010 MKZ. 2003 Infiniti G35.1995 Mercury Mystique and 1985 Ford Tempo, this gas pedal seems heavy duty, oversized and even rugged. So this is all context and perception. I have no problem with it. This is also my first truck or SUV.

It amazes me that anyone would want a start up screen for a vehicle they aren't driving or didn't even purchase! There's no accounting for taste. Most mods on vehicles make me cringe because they're so tacky and distasteful.

I did not know that. My 4 year old ST has always had the same ST Performance special screens.

Same here. The touchup paint is named Lucid Red.