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Why don't you fix the reason that's making it idle so low instead of covering it up? And no, technically, you can't adjust the idle. If you look around the radiator core support, I bet you'll see a sticker that says something about the idle not being adjustable.

"Navi"... God, how that abbreviation drives me batty. "gator" is up there too....

They are available. It's called a tune

It's a V8. It's hard to make a V8 idle like say, a V-12 or a straight 5. Those two configurations have historically been the smoothest idling.

Possible? Yes. Easy? Not so much. You'd have to tap the seat heating/cooling button contacts and run the wires to something like a 2 stage relay that the alarm brain would be able to control. The reason for tapping the switch itself is to send a pulse through the switch to make the seat...

It's OK. We'll let that one slide.. this time. :D

no, you don't need a new title. Take your truck in, let them swap the engine, pick up the vehicle when it's done, and enjoy a brand new engine in your used vehicle. Be happy. Oh, and a Navigator is not a truck. It may have been built on a truck frame, but it is an SUV. A navigator will...

That'll buff right out.

In that case, I'll STFU... :D

FORD seat heating pads are notorious for burning out.

LOL. I like it! Thank you.

Nope. No one's ever done something like what you're thinking. Ever... Especially no one here. SEARCH, N00B! :D

Awww.. It's CUTE!

Nate, Max goes above and beyond every single time. t00l.... :D

A Powerjunk? A Rattlebox? A PowerBOOM? :D It's Ok, I have one of them too. But I'm getting around 20MPG with diesel and 17-18 with B100.

Wanna save money on gas? Get a Civic! I don't mean to sound harsh, but you're driving around in an SUV. They are not exactly known for their stellar fuel economy. You know the whole "you play you pay" saying? It applies to fuel economy as well.

I have a similar problem with the odometers on all my cars. The damned odometers keep counting up every time I drive the vehicles! :D

Yeah. I'm sure your friendly local FoMoCo dealer would be more than glad to help?

Some people are just never happy. :lol: Go to a stereo shop, and have them rig up a relay that kicks in when you put the truck in park. Then have them wire up that relay to your door unlock button. That should give you your Unlock function when you put the truck in park.

That's a bunch of crap. Average sulfur content in gasoline (outside of California) currently varies from 300 ppm to 350 ppm in the United States and Canada, with some exceptions such as Ontario which averages in the order of 550 ppm. Diesels have been running 500ppm for ages, and there...