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Easy, 3 bolts if I remember right. An hour to do both sides roughly.

I put a double din touch screen dvd from JVC in and used a harness {50$} that had the interface, i lost sync, sat radio and wheel controls, retained all other things. I may be wrong, but iirc rap is needed to retain stored channels and settings etc;

it's new, hasn't been out very long at all. and yeah, Google is mehh

I fought T-Stat fails and leaks for over a year. Went through 5 dormin in 6 months, 2 Plastic Motorcrafts in 2 years. Needless to say, it's been a battle hard fought. I read that Ford finally made a metal kit and I didn't wait for next failure, I bought and installed immediately. Comes with...

How many miles on it and have you ever replaced them?

Bearing hub assembly

Forscan for the PC with extended licence is only I know of that would work

130,ish

Yup, turned out was an "S" , and no prob, glad to help.

Trans code is on safety compliance certification label, and I also know mines a 5 SPD, only options are 5r55s for 5spd, or 6r80 for 6spd.

Mines a '10 V6 2wd xlt, it has 5r55s. .. had to edit, had to look to make sure and its the "s", not " w"

I did my rad in my 2010 4.0 xlt and it didn't leak enough trans fluid out for me to worry so I didn't add any. That's been 6 months ago prob, o trans or coolant issues ..yet lol

I know that the PC version of Forscan with the Extended Lic allows access to keycode and programming keys/remotes. I think the obd2 scanner needs to be able to do MS-CAN ( Ford PID ) to be able to acheive this. but i could be wrong. I use OBDLink MX Bluetooth connected to a Dell laptop. easy-peasy

i have an obdlinkmx bluetooth obd2 scanner , i use that connected to my laptop along with forscan and it will allow the reading of the keycodes , can program keys and almost anything. 2010 xlt 2wd btw

Spent 1200 bucks on my '10 2wd Xlt chasing the same noise. The last thing that I did , that cured it was . Passenger (right) Rear wheel bearing! I swore it was coming from front end, on driver side (left). Drove me battshit- crazy. I vote Right Rear Wheel Bearing for sure.

I have been using a 'OBDLink MX' bluetooth scan tool, it has MS-CAN also for the Ford PID. I leave it connected all the time and have it display onto a Samsung tablet mounted on dash. Not 1 problem as of yet , was around 70 bucks on Amazon.