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He doesn't understand that words can have multiple meanings.

Yeah but since you won't and you clearly need it...Check out 2a. burn 1 of 3verb ˈbərn burned ˈbərnd ˈbərnt or burnt ˈbərnt ; burning Synonyms of burn intransitive verb 1 a : to consume fuel and give off heat, light, and gases a small fire burns on the hearth b : to undergo combustion...

You should consider rechecking the definition of exaggerate.

What are you 8 years old? I didn't say I sustained any medically categorized degree of burn to my legs but it did "Burn my legs". You know like the inside of your urethra after "date night" on the southside. It doesn't mean you had a first degree burn, but you DO need to see a doctor anyway.

Disagree....I live in North Florida and they will burn your bare legs if you have the top off and there's direct sun on the black MGV seats. I don't doubt this one bit.

This is the second time it's had an issue. The first time it was a week after our appt time before they looked at it and then gave us the "can't duplicate" shrug. Hmmmm...can't duplicate a random "hood open alarm" that goes off about every 3 weeks? SHOCKING.

LOL...yeah right...... just like VW thinking it would be fine to skirt emission laws. I don't buy your optimism for one second.

Is it common for a dealer to take 3-5 days to even look at the vehicle when you have an appt that was booked 4 weeks out? People need to have a vehicle, you know? Seems like terrible tech management to me. If you can't guarantee they can look at it the day you bring it in, then give me a one...

Badlands 2dr 4cyl. "Check Brake System" message with a solid "BRAKE" light on the dash after you acknowledge the message. Pedal goes hard in about 10 seconds after you shut off the engine so I figured it was a vacuum leak. Looked all over the vacuum fittings and even did the "propane test"...

I'm surprised they can nail this down to a vehicle assembly date. I would have thought blocks were machined and on a shelf waiting for the next in line for engine assembly and the block machining date and vehicle build dates would vary wildly.

It should be loud for times when you NEED it for the intended purpose....which isn't to scare the shit out of the owner.

Why would you carry 2 sets of keys? You drive 2 cars at once?

If you have the engine running and get out with the key fob, you don't get the double. HONK HONK at max volume? Did you buy it used? It may have been disabled already.

Fail to see the connection. You don't drive all 3 at once I'm sure. Sounds like you need 1980s vehicles. We're 1/2 mile from the gulf of Mexico....how does that factor in?

Zero benefit? Disagree. Putting the fob in my pocket and never having to take it out is pretty damn nice. The door recognizes me and unlocks when I touch the handle, then just press start. No fumbling in my pocket for anything. I do wish it was less bulky. I bet you like crank windows too.

Do you mean if I change it with forscan will it be reactivated when the next update comes in? I don't know but I wouldn't be surprised if it did when that specific module gets updated. Yes, a chirp from inside or anything less startling than the double blast right next to me. Just give me...

That's good to know. Thanks. I'll try it again.

Come on Ford. Maybe an alert of some kind but the loudest horn I've ever heard on a vehicle without air horns and it has to blow twice when I'm standing right by the door and exit with they key while it's running? The super dutys can be disabled within the software, why should I have to get...

Why won't the module behind the button work for the raptor. I thought it essentially just "pushed the button" for you each time the vehicle was started. Does the raptor not have the button like my badlands?

Florida tested our badlands just fine! Also, you shouldn't have to click the fob on a badlands (not sure but it thought that was the case with all models) Would not have made it through this without all the lockers