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think that you could easily fit 26" After all, the bigger, the better .... no?
Seriously, its your ride and taste is a very personal thing but , from a technical point of view, what are you doing make no sense at all
Form over function.........
My 16 XLT has great brakes. So I don't know
What I seems to remember ( but you need to verify) is that my car has the HD ( heavy duty) braking system but for 18 and for the Base and XLT models, Ford went back to the regular, non HD system
no because if there is a template it must come as part of the kit which is included with the hitch and only for the 1 piece bumper. Not like for mine and your that has a separate cover for the receiver
It's your lucky day, I just went through the same exercise and bought it
The part # is GB5Z-17F000-A but it do not fit
It is smaller the the cover that you have now
My guess is that you have to cut and trim the original , non -hitch bumper cover .
In another word is is not designed to replace...
do you really have that much money to waste????
If you have more money to to waste you can always ask your dealer about undercoating, rust proofing, fabric protection, and if you still have some more money left, what about nitrogen-filled tires?
Seriously??????
My post is maybe a little "crude"...
maybe not very PC, but shouldn't the mustang key have stayed with the Mustang???
It's why used cars often come only with one key and no owner manual. Pretty annoying
Obviously, my apologies if you left the 2 keys with the Mustang and the one you are talking about was/is a spare one
Sorry to burst your bubble but you got it completely wrong.
That is not the way the cooling system, and in particular the T-stat work
A thermostat only control the minimum engine temperature
The Maximum temperature is controlled by the cooling system BTU's ( British Thermal Units) capacity
Your...
don't really need instruction, once you remove the old panel, you will see the electrical connector for the switch, just put the switch in the new panel, plug the electrical connector to it and you are good to go.
Nothing more, and it will activate the tow/haul function
Obviously you need a new...