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A Bid Farewell
I agree that it is not the best-looking vehicle on the road by any means. When I purchased it 2 years ago, I was shopping for a 2016/2017 SHO (I wanted Android Auto compatibility) and found the prices for the SHO were, on average, about 5K more with similar mileage to the same model year MKS...- 3rdGenLover
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- Forum: Generation 4 - General Discusson
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A Bid Farewell
Indeed. SHO in a Tux. I have a '16 Ecoboost MKS with every option and clean as a pin. You will find the seats are more comfortable than the SHO, and it is a bit quieter.- 3rdGenLover
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- Forum: Generation 4 - General Discusson
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Hello. (Again, sorta.)
Hello all. I joined some 9 years ago but have been dormant. I sold my 3rd gen and went Audi A7 for a few years. Absolutely the best car I have ever owned, but I digress.. I currently own a 2016 Lincoln MKS Ecoboost (SHO in a Tux) with every factory package and option ticked. I have had it for a...- 3rdGenLover
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Multifunction switch & airbag
You are on the right track. Both of my previous SHO's had MFS issues. The column has recessed torx screws IIRC, a set of T-handled torx bits will be helpful. Makes life easier. Harbor Freight has a decent set for pretty cheap. Airbag cover screws are accessed from the rear of the steering wheel...- 3rdGenLover
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- Forum: V8 - Maintenance & Troubleshooting
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Misfires and rough idle with 8 news coils and plugs
Hello. This is my first post here. No long story, I love the SHO and I am a former Ford tech and current professional diesel tech. Take this with a grain of salt. Just my 02 cents. On any obd2 vehicle, the O2 sensors are critical for optimum running. Most folks believe that they do not do much...- 3rdGenLover
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- Forum: V8 - Maintenance & Troubleshooting
