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I have gotten the same thing. I attributed it to cyberdman's shocking announcement.

Wow. I was wondering if you were okay yesterday since you had not posted any updates. I am really sorry to hear this. Thank you for tracking my 2 Navigators.

Ah, thanks. I do see that now. On the 2 vehicles I had tracked, that didn't come in to play. Apparently, I am one of the idiots who can't read.

Actually, with the ETA at May 22 that was given on April 21, May 22 is when a Bump can occur.

Sounds about average. I went from week of 2/17 to a build date of 3/29. Delivered last Friday. You should be getting it in a few weeks, I would say.

Wow, that is BS, man. When you mentioned this yesterday, I looked up your dealer and did not see your VIN listed in inventory.

Use "Quote" to quote an individual post and the "+" sign to quote multiple posts.

Are you a pilot like me? Most people don't use MSL when referring to altitudes.

Agreed, IF it worked all the time, or even 90% of the time. Just not reliable, at least in the Navigator.

It is great for remote starting, that is really about it.

There is literally a blurb in the Nav manual called "Removing The Key Blade". Check page 77 in your manual. It is not labeled but it is in the changing a battery section.

HTown...of course!

There is a key inside the fob.

I know you weren't asking me, but PAAK is great for the remote features. However, the connectivity to the vehicle bluetooth is so hit or miss that not carrying a fob will likely end up with entering your backup passcode to start your vehicle quite frequently. Also, you will get tired of the "No Key Detected" messages. I have called the app support folks so many times and had them help me revoke my PAAK and reinstall. It's always the same. I was hoping that would be better with the 2022, but so far it isn't.

I have looked at my Dashboard many times. While it is better than 2 years ago, I have nothing even remotely close to that right there. Basically, it lists the features in my car with no detail whatsoever. Edit: Well, whaddayaknow, I kept poking around and found that exact write-up, just in a real pretty Lincoln format. Nice to know, but, again, not detailed in explaining all the features in the vehicle.

Thanks! I was just looking at a detailer's site who uses Ceramic Pro. Sounds similarly priced. When did you have it done?

Hell yeah!

I have been called stupid, but not for at lest a few days. Lol I'm doing the research now. Just found someone near me offering a 5 year guarantee for $900. Will definitely be checking them out. Hell, since Lincoln bought back my vehicle and paid the ~$9,000 TTL and fees, I can afford a lot of ceramic coatings. I love rationalizing. Ha.

Yes, I bought some products from Lithium 2 years ago. They worked great. Their "Ceramic Slam" product description says it will not last years as other products say. They say 8-12 months. I'm not cheap, but thousands of dollars vs doing it myself periodically but less frequently than traditional wax sounds like better math. Edit: As with 93 octane lol, I realize this is a personal choice and no hard right or wrong answer.

Least I could do for all your tracking.

So, brand new vehicle, I could probably get away with none of the usual prep and apply myself it sounds like.

I have seen elsewhere some people swearing by the results of DIY products from Avalon King and Gtechniq. Why should I have it professionally done and pay so much more? What will a professional do that I can't do? I have a brand new Navigator, so I am not sure if clay bar, etc., prep is even necessary. But, I did clay bar on my 2020 Nav and it was not an issue to do so. So, what is it I am paying a pro to do?

I was saying that to cyberdman.

Hope you don't mind, I took the liberty...

Yep, after a weekend having it, it is an entirely different vehicle with Sync 4 and the added technologies and exterior refresh. I love it!