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Good point. Looks like they don't have any for 2018+.

I also want to do this.

I have these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJ6R577J They work pretty well. Had them for over year.

I am having similar issues with my passenger side rear window. And I am replacing the speaker anyway. Perfect!

Nothing. They just worked. I don't have heated seats, so of course those don't do anything, but the heat and ac work just fine.

I replaced the small base screen with the 8 inch unit. The story is chronicled here: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/possibly-upgrading-infotainment-from-4-base-to-8-sync-3-w-nav-etc.196469/ It includes links to other threads dealing with the same subject matter. I have a car nearly...

What holds the carpet down? Is just tucked under interior panels?

I'm fairly sure everybody's gas comes from the same source.

I also use dielectric grease to lubricate the tracks. Works like a champ.

Huh. That went in an unexpected direction.

I don't know nothing about no compass GPS signal, as my car is too old. But if he is going to swap APIMs, he'll be doing about 80% of the Sync3 upgrade stuff. Would be good to know if he can skip the antenna, for sure. Heck, the maps may already be on the APIM...

More information on the subject: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/sync-3-swap-its-all-in-here.82973/ https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/possibly-upgrading-infotainment-from-4-base-to-8-sync-3-w-nav-etc.196469/

You will need an APIM with nav, and a GPS antenna. Then you will need the maps. Those can be obtained here, along with any Sync3 updates: https://cyanlabs.net/applications/syn3updater/

Note for those to use the grommet method: the plastic panel is pretty thick. I had to modify the grommets to fit properly. I just cut off the parts in the red rectangles below.

Thanks to @sdiver68 and @Aggie96 and all the others on this thread. Looking forward using the deflector this year.

I recently ordered the Audi deflector from ebay. Arrived a few weeks ago, with the "I've never been used vibe." Had to wait weeks for the weather to improve. Installed this morning, using the sdiver68 drill-and-grommet method. Worked like a champ. Looks like it came from the factory with little...

Wait, you can do this? How?

I found this youtube video: It looks easy enough, and those are aftermarket seat covers. Might be even easier with OEMs.

Like how easy? I'm looking at an ebay listing right now [ https://www.ebay.com/itm/275741529930 ] and they recommend having a professional install them. Now, that could just be the seller being careful, or it could be a legit warning. Or I am overthinking this. After all, I installed the 8"...

There are 2 OEM trunk liners. The newer one is soft, cheaper feeling. I ordered an older, used one that is more like the WeatherTech.