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Peter, do you know if your Aviator has a 4 bolt subframe? If so that could be why you might not have that feature. :dunno:

Try posting here. 2011 - 2019 Ford Explorer 5th Generation Explorer This is for the 6th Gen Explorers. You might find some help there.

Are you updated to the lasted SYNC version 23188? If not that might help.

You could try raising the hood stops. They may not be touching the hood after you installed the hood shield. The latch might need to be adjusted also.

It's possible that the bug deflector is causing a vacuum causing the hood to lift. What brand is it?

If you have 2020 I don't think you need one. It won't hurt any thing buy why spend the money? i

I would sure ask. But have no idea if they would.

It's easy enough to turn them off. Or check to see if there is a separate fuse for them and pull it.

It is a button near the light switch. Works on mine.

Just seen this on FB.

it's a good chance it's from the sunshade. Been a number of posts about it.

I've haven't seen or heard of it. But have you updated your SYNC to 23188? Maybe that would help if not updated. EDIT: Corrected grammar.

I would check with a body shop first. Some dealers send this type of work to a body shop any way.

Is your Explorer connected to WiFi? It needs to be to check for OTA updates.

This one is a bit different. They replace the bolt and this time the bushing also.

The oil cooler is on the left hand side of the transmission. I doubt they will drain the transmission but will need to fill it after replacing the cooler.

You can see some of that when you open the hood.

This thread should help. How to: - Power mirror circuit: hard-wiring radar detector, camera, etc.

It may be the power brake booster. It is electric on these vehicles and could make the sound you describe. Like Peter said, have a dealer check it as it is still under warranty. Any Ford or Lincoln dealer can be used for warranty.

Noticed that my Explorer was doing an OTA update yesterday. It is now on map version 2.22 so I wound up getting it free. First time it has done any OTA update.

Version 22251 is the one that has caused a lot of issues. Go to https://www.ford.com/support/sync-maps-updates/ and follow the directions to update to the newest version 23188 and do it yourself. If you have any questions just ask.

They need to proofread. "Ford Motor Company is recalling select 2023 Ford Explorer models over an issue with the driveshaft." That is the first sentence.

Keep us posted. Pretty that will solve this issue for you.

22251 is the version that caused issues for a lot of owners. Try going to https://www.ford.com/support/sync-maps-updates/ and enter your VIN number. It should show that a new version is available (23188) Then you need to download the file to a flash drive and follow the directions to update your...

Is your SYNC updated to 23188? If not that may be the problem.