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Is that the 4 inch screen?

Forscan was scary at first, but after about the 2nd time, it's not that bad. I upgraded from the 4" screen to the 8", and added GPS, all of which requires some Forscan fiddling. After using it a bunch, I started making silly changes, like how many times the turn signals blink when changing...

Thanks for all the replies, I appreciate the effort. I think I will do nothing!

Thanks, Mike. I bought this used in March, and there were so many missing little pieces, I figured there might be a missing cover here.

I have a 2016 V6 convertible. This is the engine: There appears to be an "exposed" electronic connection: Is there supposed to be something covering that up? Like some sort of cable wrap or something? I've been driving around like this for quite a while, so it doesn't appear to make a...

Probably saved them 75 cents per car.

I also got mine off of ebay. Actual OEM caps were sort of hard to find.

My lens is already scratched up. Is there anyway to get a new one? I looked around on ebay for a bit and didn't find much.

I just toss mine in the trunk. No scratches so far.

My niece loves being in the convertible. Wish my parents would have had one when I was young.

I used to have a Pontiac G6 convertible, and its back seat was almost regular sized. You could fit some adults back there. I can't imagine putting a big kid/teenager/adult in the back of my Mustang. But, yeah, I can see how a car seat fits.

You got a car seat in the back seat? I thought the back seats were for show.

My grocery getter is a 2018 Lincoln MKZ.

I guess it's good to know that I am not alone here. This is also the first time I've seen this, and I've had lots of cars in my time. It's kind of strange that it's only the window control trim that has this issue. Clearly it's made of different plastic than the rest of the panel. Do newer cars...

I know the problem - there is a little snap fastener that keeps the overlapping panels together. That broke pretty much instantly (and I was trying to keep it intact). I'm just wondering if anybody has glued these interior panels before, and what glue works.

Well, I'll give the Griot's a try; I have leather seats in my other car, so it's fine either way. If it doesn't do the job, I'll go the ebay route.

I have some white-ish stains, almost like scale from dried water, on parts of my interior door panels. It's a convertible, so perhaps it got wet and then dried and then some salts/soap got left behind? Anyway, I can't get rid of them. Any ideas? Photo below for reference.