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I've added 2 additional footwell lights under the seats to illuminate the back seat foot well and they work perfectly with the rest of the mycolor lights. I tapped into the wires for the cup holder lights and ran them down under the seats. Worked perfectly for over a year now.

No I'm sorry, I didn't think to take any pics while I was doing this project. I can try help you out if you need along the way.

No problem! Feel free to hit me up if you have any questions

I don't have the specific part number, however if you go to foreparts.com and select a 2015 mustang and enter in the search 14B242 you will see all the available selections. Select either coupe or convertible with auto wiper.

I posted a write-up called "Adding OEM Rain Sensing Wipers" in the infotainment and electronics section (https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/adding-oem-rain-sensing-wipers.86047/). The programming is for a 2015-2017 mustang, but I'm sure the 18+ is the similar. I can help with programming...

I attached pics of where I got power from the PSCM under the hood and where I got it for the HUD via the in car temp sensor

It's hard to get pics since its either behind the bumper or behind the dash but I wired the HS2 CAN and power for the ACC radar up front from connector C1046 (see attached) which goes to the PSCM located on the passengers side by the headlight, attached to the side of the battery junction box...

The adaptive cruise radar up front is 4 wires (12v, ground, & HS2 CAN high and low) and the HUD underneath the windshield is the exact same 4 wires, so 8 total. None of the those 8 are existing however their sources are nearby. The steering wheel buttons just plug into the exact harness inside...

http://www.bbbind.com/free-tsb/ This website is where I get most of my wiring diagrams, Another option is to buy a used wiring manual on ebay, picked mine up for $25.

I would just note that for me the wiring pigtail for the HUD was not under the defroster grille, which I decided to replace.

Glad I could help. As for the HUD, it could be power, I don't remember where the mustang HUD gets power from the factory but I followed the f150's HUD diagram and tapped power at the inside ambient air temp sensor near the drivers airbag on the right side of the steering column

I have a 2015 with just over 24k and I've replaced the evaporator core 3 times, one each summer since buying it new. This summer is its last core under warranty.

It was the easiest and cheapest mod I've done, and easily one of the most rewarding. Since you have to replace the auto dimming mirror harness some of the wiring is done for you. The most difficult part was getting a new windshield.

Yeah no problem, shoot me a PM and I can help with whatever

I did leave my stock ABS module but I did change its code in forscan. I also purchased a used radar module which was already configured with fords IDS software at the factory whereas if you purchase them new they won't work until they're configured with IDS. Some dealerships have helped people...

Ah I see, I didn't like the spotter mirrors and wanted the full glass with the LED's. I followed the schematic exactly so I got my MS can from the climate module under the passenger seat which I snaked up along with the passenger side alert wire. As for power I did almost the same as you I...

I've also successfully added ACC and have all my notes if you have any questions

I actually have successfully installed both ACC and BLIS with CTA. If you guys have any questions I still have all my notes and would be happy to help! I've also added auto wipers and the OEM shaker sub if anyone is interested in those features as well.

Great mod! I did this last year but didn't think anyone would've wanted a write up. I used the OEM mirror glass with BLIS and ran the alert wires into the mirrors to make it all look 100% factory.

If you're talking about the little ones inside the car they are attached to the door panel. They hide a hanger that you use to hang the door panel on when installing it, if you need to remove them you'd have to remove the door panel entirely. They don't have any relation to the actual mirror...