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ChargerX3 wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2024 5:56 pm Totally get the heated seats and wheel. I like the keyless go and Sync as well.
Supposedly the base harness for the 302A package on my truck allows me to add the heated raptor wheel with the paddles :lol:

It seems like the trim and option packages on my truck put it in the sweet spot for easily adding things like that.
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Strangely enough, I don't have the engine bay fuse for the massaging seats. Nor do I have the fuse for the base heated-only seats. But I do have fuses for power seats, heated and cooled seats, and several other things that were never an option on the XL.

On my truck the heated wheel requires a separate control module. I actually got one with my Limited harness. So I'm one step ahead if I decide to add that. Dunno if I will though.

I need to see what I have to add to get remote start. I think that gets me back to the programming issues. The one thing Forscan can't do is theft security. New keys, BCM replacement, etc. I can't use the Ford service without a locksmith ID either.
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Chris GTO TT wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2024 6:02 pm
ChargerX3 wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2024 5:56 pm Totally get the heated seats and wheel. I like the keyless go and Sync as well.
Supposedly the base harness for the 302A package on my truck allows me to add the heated raptor wheel with the paddles :lol:

It seems like the trim and option packages on my truck put it in the sweet spot for easily adding things like that.
I think you must buy a raptor wheel. :cheers:
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Jeff V. wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2024 6:19 pm Strangely enough, I don't have the engine bay fuse for the massaging seats. Nor do I have the fuse for the base heated-only seats. But I do have fuses for power seats, heated and cooled seats, and several other things that were never an option on the XL.

On my truck the heated wheel requires a separate control module. I actually got one with my Limited harness. So I'm one step ahead if I decide to add that. Dunno if I will though.

I need to see what I have to add to get remote start. I think that gets me back to the programming issues. The one thing Forscan can't do is theft security. New keys, BCM replacement, etc. I can't use the Ford service without a locksmith ID either.
OH the massaging seats are so nice! My boss has them in his F-250 Tremor. :glee:

I do like the heated/ventilated option being available though. However that will require new seats correct? I absolutely love mine!
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I'd need new seats. Mine are base cloth, fully manual. They don't even have the knob type lumbar adjustment. I really don't want to give up my cloth though. There's a special edition black and red seat with alcantara center sections, but they're super rare and frightfully expensive to buy even the covers from Ford.

I stuck my phone up on top of the muffler and got a photo of the logo. Street Flow. The finest muffler $40 can buy with Prime delivery. :lol:
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:rofl:
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Jeff V. wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2024 7:30 pm
I stuck my phone up on top of the muffler and got a photo of the logo. Street Flow. The finest muffler $40 can buy with Prime delivery. :lol:

You can tell from just looking at it that is a flowmaster (or knock off. Honestly they're the same thing. Junk)
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And now we know why it's droning
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I was flipping through the brochure looking at some option stuff and noticed they brag about 26mpg for this engine. I only got 21. Hmm.
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I never get bragged about mpg on any of mine.

Outback is supposed to be 24 combined. I get 19 with 50/50 driving.

Truck is not rated by the gooberment, but I get 11-12 depending on how much freeway I can average.

Vette - not sure yet. But getting a little over 20 hooning around so far.
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Jeff V. wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 12:07 am I was flipping through the brochure looking at some option stuff and noticed they brag about 26mpg for this engine. I only got 21. Hmm.
Ford stopped producing brochures for the 2022 model year and forward, so I can’t even get a digital version. I wonder what configuration they used to get that 26mpg highway rating.
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True. I guess it could be some stripper 2WD with crank windows.
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Jeff. Want?

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Bought them for mine. Gave up 1/2 through install when realized not worth the trouble. Should have most wires/connections.
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Link no work.
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Worked for me.


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Just uploaded image instead
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Jeff V. wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 12:55 am True. I guess it could be some stripper 2WD with crank windows.
Here’s the EPA test. It’s done in a lab, on a dyno under simulated conditions.

https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/fe_test_schedules.shtml
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Jason wrote:Jeff. Want?
I'll pass. Thanks though.
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No worries.
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Jeff V. wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 12:07 am I was flipping through the brochure looking at some option stuff and noticed they brag about 26mpg for this engine. I only got 21. Hmm.
And that is with the "onboard estimajigger". Real MPG is likely less by a couple MPG's. You should track a couple fill ups to pin it down.
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