Yep. Any time I touch a door handle and/or open a door.
Really? I’ve had issues with this. Where do you find that setting? Thanks!You can set the accessory power delay in the infotainment system.
17 seconds and 37 seconds
6 seconds and 31 seconds.
I think we are starting to drift off track. The OP's question was; "After sitting for a while when you go to open the door does anyone her a mechanical sound like something moving?"
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I wonder if this sound is for every ST, or only for a few posters on here.
Since I have had my 2020 Explorer ST, I have noticed that after the car sits for 30ish minutes, when I open the drivers door, there is a grinding noise coming from under the vehicle.
Sounds like the gears of a pump grinding or clicking.
The link is to a video of my issue.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/UisU881PFV4vHbUz7
Dealer said it was the air suspension system priming. I didn't even know it had air suspension and it certainly shouldn't sound like that regardless.
My issue is an entirely different thing. I understand the fuel system priming and relays turning on.Your thread has been merged with the existing thread on this exact topic. It does not have air suspension and is normal based on everyone else confirming theirs does it too.
My issue is an entirely different thing. I understand the fuel system priming and relays turning on.
If you watch my video and listen, you will hear that there is a loud grinding noise, separate from what this thread is referring to.
My issue is an entirely different thing. I understand the fuel system priming and relays turning on.
If you watch my video and listen, you will hear that there is a loud grinding noise, separate from what this thread is referring to.
Welcome to the Forum.Since I have had my 2020 Explorer ST, I have noticed that after the car sits for 30ish minutes, when I open the drivers door, there is a grinding noise coming from under the vehicle.
Sounds like the gears of a pump grinding or clicking.
Dealer said it was the air suspension system priming. I didn't even know it had air suspension and it certainly shouldn't sound like that regardless.
Sounds to me as well like it could be a pump grinding. Common for modern cars to prime the fuel pump when a door is opened.Since I have had my 2020 Explorer ST, I have noticed that after the car sits for 30ish minutes, when I open the drivers door, there is a grinding noise coming from under the vehicle.
Sounds like the gears of a pump grinding or clicking.
The link is to a video of my issue.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/UisU881PFV4vHbUz7
Dealer said it was the air suspension system priming. I didn't even know it had air suspension and it certainly shouldn't sound like that regardless.
I have the same noise. Also wondering if it’s normal. My 2018 didn’t make these noises. It’s sounds like it’s right under the drivers side behind the wheel.After sitting for a while when you go to open the door does anyone her a mechanical sound like something moving?