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Clair Obscur Expedition 33 Pictos and Luminas, Explained
Pictos and Luminas are fundamental mechanics in Clair Obscur Expedition 33. They are important to build strong characters and play a very important role in the game. However, they can also be highly confusing to new players, especially those who are unfamiliar with similar mechanics in games. Want to learn how they work so you know your way around them?…
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Ford F-150, Expedition and Lincoln Navigator Brake Recall
Vehicles recalled: Ford F-150 trucks, Ford Expedition SUVs, and Lincoln Navigator SUVs with 3.5-liter Ecoboost engines manufactured between Feb. 1, 2017 and June 30, 2017 The problem: An issue with the braking system might cause fluid to leak from the master cylinder front wheel circuit to the brake booster. If this happens, the vehicle may become more difficult to stop.…
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Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator Recalled for Seat Belt
The problem is due to a faulty pretensioner, an important safety device that uses a controlled explosive charge to tighten the belt at the beginning of a crash to prevent injury. If the pretensioner deploys when it isn’t supposed to, the belt may lock into place and won’t protect occupants during a crash. In addition to a stuck seat belt,…
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2025 Ford Expedition Preview – Consumer Reports
The interior is roomy, spare, and will be available in a handful of different colors. The dash looks F-150-ish, with chunky pieces and HVAC vents arrayed around a large center infotainment screen and an oddly asymmetrical 24-inch horizontal digital display screen that sits close to the bottom of the windshield. Its big rotary shifter knob—which CR testers found easy to…
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The new Ford Expedition adds Android Automotive and half of the Lincoln’s panoramic screen
The new Expedition, which is first being teased with a drone light show today in Texas, looks like it has only the left half of the Lincoln’s 48-inch pillar-to-pillar panoramic display, leaving behind just a 24-inch panel for the Expedition. You’re getting the same instrument cluster and navigation combo in front of the driver’s seat, but without the widgets that…
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