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Not sure what your state’s laws are on this subject, but that looks awfully close to some kind of police or fire department vehicle with all the rear facing LEDs.

Got a 2016 Limited 3.5L 4WD with just over 155k miles, the rear A/C lines and core and the factory water pump were replaced around 150k (under my extended warranty) but otherwise it’s all original. No PTU, transmission or other common issues so far.

The rear dome light I got converted by BrightLites has failed. Didn’t even last 90 days. 😡

Put a new battery in my Explorer and read about the BMS reset that must be performed afterwards, I found this procedure on Mustang and F150 owner’s forums and just confirmed that it worked on the Explorer too. Procedure must be carried out within 10 seconds: Switch ignition on (engine off)...

From posting about it on an anonymous internet forum? That’s a really goddamn stupid thing to say.

Are you looking for an adapter like these...

I received my swapped rear overhead dome light back from Brightlites today, it was quick and convenient and the new LED bulb looks awesome!

Thank you! Does it seem like something that could be used to tie into the Canbus network for adding mods, like adding FordPass for example? Or does that only serve as a testing port?

Got my 3.5L N/A Explorer tuned by Torrie at Unleashed. It’s definitely quicker and more responsive.

The pictures show black leather, not clear what the stitching color is.

What is the address to send our dome lights to for retrofit? I placed an order today but haven’t seen any email with instructions.

There is someone on the 5th Gen Explorer Facebook page who is currently trying to sell his 2nd row captains chairs and center console, he is located in Iowa I think.

While installing my trailer brake controller and hardwire kit for a dashcam, I found a small gray 4-wire plug that was not connected to anything inside the driver side dash of my 2016 Limited 3.5L 4WD. The four wire colors are: yellow/green tracer, green/blue tracer, gray/orange tracer, and...

Recently, I picked up my Explorer from having the water pump and the rear A/C components replaced (all covered under my extended warranty). Since then… I‘ve gotten the front door windows tinted to match the rear factory privacy glass I added OEM hood lettering in Magnetic (matches the...

I bought a set of the block off plates on Amazon as a Plan B, but my extended warranty provider is covering the full repair cost to get the leaking rear AC lines resolved. If anyone could use them to fix your AC, message me.

High mileage for the year, but it was a well maintained one-owner creampuff with tons of features. After researching this platform thoroughl, I negotiated a good deal on this one and got an extended warranty to cover it until it’s past 200k. That coverage has already paid to replace my entire...

Has nobody ever seen the proper way to parallel park in Chicago? 🤪

I had my windshield replaced under insurance coverage at Safelite the other day, and they have the A-pillar trim pieces all on hand to replace once the originals are pulled off in order to get the windshield glass cut out.

Had this campaign completed on my 2016 earlier this month while I was getting other maintenance work done at my dealership, it only took an extra hour for the toe link recall fix and re-alignment.

The console is received and installed. Also put on crossbars for my roof rack.

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Ordered from my dealer, there was one new OEM black console (not the Sport w/ red stitching) in stock locally and I will have it tomorrow.

Changed the oil, radiator coolant, transmission, PTU and RDU fluids, and got the toe link recall completed on my recently purchased 2016 Explorer Limited this week. I also ordered LED replacements for the puddle lamp, license plate lamp, and fog lamp bulbs and will be buying the OEM 2nd row...

I bought mine last week. 2016 Explorer Limited 4WD in Blue Jeans metallic, has every factory option except adaptive cruise control.