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IFHP

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  1. I have been a C-Max owner since 2016 and this year I replaced my 2013 with a low-milage 2018, which I hope will keep me moving for many years to come.
  2. Interesting. Is yours a US-built car? From what I gather, NL does attach some unusual cars.
  3. I bought my first C-Max in 2016, a 2013 SE with about 27,000 miles. That car now has about 162,00 (mostly trouble free) miles, and now belongs to my daughter. I replaced it in 2024 with a 2018 SE with about 37,000 miles on it. I appreciate the forum (even if I forgot about it for a while). 

     

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    Twins.jpg

    Looks like on is refrigerator white and the other is off white.
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    C-Max vs Prius V

    Fun chance encounter.
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    My C-Max Photos

  7. I bought my 2013 C-Max in 2016 and replaced the 12-volt in 2018 and now again, six years to the month later.
  8. At a minimum is seems like new cars are designed without regard to servicing the vehicle. I'm currently needing to get the 12-volt battery out of the vehicle and might have to take it to a shop because one of the hex screws the hold in place the panel covering most of the battery is stripped.
  9. Found the right thread for this discussion: http://fordcmaxhybridforum.com/topic/503-windows-rolled-themselves-today/
  10. Has this happened to anyone else? This has happened maybe five or six time in the two+ years that I've owned my C-MAX. I come out in the morning (or any time of day) and all of my windows are down. However this has only happened when parked at my house, so I'm assuming that I am causing it in some way with the key in my pocket (I wouldn't know how to lower the windows remotely if I had to do it on purpose). Any ideas?
  11. I just changed the 12 volt battery on my '13 C-Max for the first time. It was a little bit of a challenge due to no mechanical latch on the back hatch door, but it worked out. The dealer has suggested that I bring the car in to have the computer reset (1/2 hour labor). I understand that some high end cars do require that the onboard computers be synced with an individual battery, but is that really necessary on a C-Max? What are the risk if I don't do that?
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