NightmareMoon
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Yeah I had a BUNCH of it.You had bubble wrap for your RSD? I'm jealous....
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m0t0rhead
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Thanks for all the suggestions you guys gave. Did the install last week and everything went great. I noticed the RSD did muffle the sound a bit compared to just leaving the seats down (which was a little bit disappointing) but looks much cleaner, so not the end of the world. I am happy with the outcome overall. Now I’m thinking about what to do next!
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Anyone with a 21-22 install the rear seat delete? Heard in 21 ford added wiring to the rear belt so they can’t be removed or there’s a fault rear belt error, guess some mach 1 people have run into it.
Wanted to know if the 500s have it or not.
Wanted to know if the 500s have it or not.
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Interesting. On my 2020 no such problem. Wonder why they would do that?
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Epiphany
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I installed the Ford RSD in my 2020 with no issues but he's right, Ford made a subsequent change that complicated the install a bit. Just plug the belts in beneath the RSD and you should be good to go on later GT500's.
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Yeah, look's like the wiring is only on the lower "receiver" portion, so you can probably just wrap them up and tape them down and still do the FP RSD.
I just left the Buckles in and taped down so the don't rattle. Haven't had a issue with any light. Don't buckle anything into them or the reminder will come up thinking someone is back there.
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