Traded Ranger for 2009 MKZ

sleeper

sleeper

Former LOD President
On my Navigator the back up beeps would get solid if you got too close to anything. It was helpful backing up to the trailer because when they went solid, that's how I knew I was close enough. Of course, that didn't stop me from hitting it; that bumper cover did get some abuse. It was annoying when trying to back up my trailer, though, every time I put it in reverse it'd beep like crazy, as if it thought I forgot I was towing a trailer. Eventually it broke, and I didn't miss it. Never bothered fixing it.
 
Trixie

Trixie

Moderator
OK, I just have to practice backing up with someone there to tell me when I hit them, and see if I have a constant beep.
 
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beerdog

New member
The mods I would make are tinted windows and stiffer spings/shocks. Maybe bigger wheels to fill out the whell well better and lower it 1 inch. Maybe dyno tune it. But it is a very smooth quiet driver the way it is. It is not intended to be a performance car.
 
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steve

With "LOD" Since 1997
beerdog said:
The mods I would make are tinted windows and stiffer spings/shocks. Maybe bigger wheels to fill out the whell well better and lower it 1 inch. Maybe dyno tune it. But it is a very smooth quiet driver the way it is. It is not intended to be a performance car.
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once you start to mod you can't stop :)
 
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