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Based on the data provided, yours should read 727-01-01 382B-28F1-xxxx for full range audio from all channels. 3800 would switch the front channels to low pass and enable the center channel output.

I'm looking for a way to do this too, btw. I want to add a Sonos Port as an audio source. I can just plug one straight into my aftermarket DSP, but I wouldn't be able to control the volume from the knob or steering wheel.

I DO have a B&O turntable from 1976... 🤔

There are several part numbers because it looks like they've made some revisions and new part numbers supercede others. There should be 4 current carrier p/n's. Sas and non-sas, both with and without side cameras. M2DZ-7847076 is the part number. Add letters below for different versions. -G...

I know this is an older thread, but Ford does sell the module and harness to add the factory spec 4/7 pin trailer plug on their accessory page. It can be added as a dealer-installed option, or you can do it yourself with basic hand tools. You'll need to take it to the dealer to have them...

Most turbo engines still generate enough vacuum to use vacuum assisted brakes. I suspect it's more of a packaging issue. The vacuum brake booster is pretty big and a twin turbo V6 takes up a lot more space than a single turbo I4.

The reason (I think) changes to the ACM don't seem to have any effect is because the ACM isn't used for audio output in the B&O systems. The B&O amp in the rear intercepts a digital audio signal somewhere and uses that. It sort of bypasses the ACM. I can't find it right now, but there's a...

You could do that, but there are better ways to get a full range signal to the rear. A dealership can do the setup procedure for the JBL sound bar, and that would give full range to all four channels. Or, you can do it yourself with Forscan. I'm guessing you're trying to get adequate signal to...

Agreed

Cool! I didn't realize there were other bars available or I might have just bought one lol. Yeah, this replaces the rear speakers and uses their hardware and mount points.

I know there are 3 in the upper dash behind grills, 2 in the kick panels, 2 in the rear on the roll cage, and a sub. I'm not sure where the other 2 would be unless maybe there are 2-ways in the front left and right dash locations, or maybe 2-ways in the rear.

I made up this bar to mount wake tower speakers in the rear. It can be flipped around for tailgating, camping, parties, etc. I think it's pretty sweet and wanted to show it off, but People keep telling me I should manufacture it and sell it, so I'm gauging interest here for a preliminary batch...