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That's an updated part number from when I replaced mine last year. I just ordered it; willing to try a 2nd time. It's driving me crazy right now. Old: FR3B 19E624 AA New: FR3Z 19E624 A

Good theory, but I've watched the voltage reading and it doesn't seem to have any impact on the blower motor speed.

What's the part number of your replacement? I'm wondering if it's been revised. I replaced mine a year or so ago, and it didn't fix anything. Mine only does it in the summer. And I live in Houston, so I use the AC year round. This stupid behavior generally starts in May/June, and will...

Steeda here. I didn't notice any difference in rigidity. But they are nice for tire rotations and such.

My 2016 has the base Synch system, not the Synch 3. Mine used to do the same thing every 3-4 months. The reset through the stereo didn't help; I had to pull the fuse to reset it. I can't remember which fuse; search and you'll find it. But I installed an update to Sync a while back, and I...

Some of you need to get your cars out of your garage. :) I'm at 99k on my 2016 convertible. Had to replace the fuel pump at about 70k (tip: buy the special tool; makes it super easy). Last week, I put new struts and shocks on it. They needed replaced, and one of my strut bearings was starting...

It is easy. There's a tab on top. Press the tab and slide the whole unit sideways. I can't remember which way, but it should only take two tries. It only moves a little bit, and it pops out. No removing the glovebox or anything. My manual says there's a trim piece with a light under the...

Nope. My '16 base does it as well.

Replaced it today. It didn't help a bit. Part number is FR3B 19E624 AA. Same number as the one I pulled out, which I think means it has not been updated. Only takes a few minutes and no tools to swap out, btw. This guy says replacing the fan motor will fix it, but I don't find any other...

Yes, everything is all original. 2016 with 90k miles on it.

I've noticed the erratic fan speed only happens during the summer. The gurgling noise is always there when the AC is on. (I'm in Houston; I use the AC year round.) Maybe sitting outside in the heat affects the controller? I have a replacement fan speed controller; I'll get around to...

I've got a Guard Green convertible. But Enterprise gets the credit; I bought it used.

Never used that one. But I've used digital camber gauges and strings to align my race car. Not bad once you get the procedure down. The only downside I can see of this setup is that it does not incorporate the rear thrust angle into the alignment process. If you are just checking alignment...

It doesn't actually say not to close it. It's not addressed at all. Says turn the handle to unlatch and push the button to lower.

The guys that do it for a living sell tires for a living. Nearly 100% of the time, that nail hole will be too close to the edge of the tire to repair. Or the tire will be too damaged. The advice you'll get will be to buy a new tire. It's your car, your money, and your risk profile. I plug it...

I used to accidentally set off the alarm at least once a week with the keys in my pocket. If you take the fob apart, there's a rubber nub the button presses on which then pushes the actual button. I cut the rubber nub off. Haven't accidentally set off the alarm since.

If it's just a simple nail hole, then plug it. I've driven tens of thousands of miles on plugged tires.

I rented an ecoboost convertible on the big island last fall. And yeah, there were a lot of them.

I've been using a set up Rhino ramps for more than 10 years. I only use them with cars, never my truck. They hang in my garage until needed. Never had any problems with them or felt nervous being under the car with them.

They adjust the cam timing to make it idle like it has a big cam. Bling.