Awmustang
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If this works the same as in the Mustang Coupe, you don't have to interact with the prompt every time if you want all the sensors enabled. It will pop up but that will be selected by default so you can just get out and lock the car.
If you truly don't want the sensors ever to be on and this is bugging you that much, I would think a square of black electrical tape over the sensors would effectively disable them permanently. Or perhaps they could be unplugged, though that might throw a fault code.
As for the ferries, I think that's a difference sensor. There's an inclination sensor to sound the alarm if the car is jacked up to either steal the wheels or tow the car. Basically it records the angle of the car when the car is locked and then if that changes by more than a slight amount, the alarm goes off.
If you truly don't want the sensors ever to be on and this is bugging you that much, I would think a square of black electrical tape over the sensors would effectively disable them permanently. Or perhaps they could be unplugged, though that might throw a fault code.
As for the ferries, I think that's a difference sensor. There's an inclination sensor to sound the alarm if the car is jacked up to either steal the wheels or tow the car. Basically it records the angle of the car when the car is locked and then if that changes by more than a slight amount, the alarm goes off.
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