Your Guide to the 2023 Ford Explorer

Cars have extensive electrical systems that make driving safer and easier. Electrical can, unfortunately, develop problems over time due to worn wiring, blown fuses, and other issues. As your Ford dealer, we can trace and repair any electrical problems for you. These are some signs your car could have an electrical issue. 3 Electrical Problems You Should Always Fix at Your Ford Dealer Blown Fuses Fuses are vital for all electrical systems, as they protect the system they're connected to from damage. Fuses are designed to absorb any electrical shorts or other rogue charges and then blow out. When a fuse blows, it prevents the current from flowing through it to damage the electrical system. A blown fuse, however, prevents the system it's attached to from working until the fuse is replaced. A blown fuse might not be noticed immediately, depending on the component that's affected. If the fuse for the sunroof, for example, blows during an Ohio winter, the problem is unlikely to be noticed until spring arrives. A blown alternator fuse, in contrast, will trigger the battery warning light as the alternator will stop supplying power to your car's systems. Our technicians will test the fuses and replace any blown ones. more Dead Battery The battery supplies the power needed to start your engine. On average, the service life of a battery is between three and five years before it needs replacement. A battery can also fail due to a damaged voltage regulator, a worn alternator, or loose battery connectors. A battery that's losing power will always show signs it's struggling, like dim lights or starting problems. One of the alternator's jobs is to replace the power used to start your engine and maintain the battery at full capacity. It does this by starting the recharging process as soon as your engine is running. A worn alternator generates less power than it should, and this reduces the recharging rate of the battery. We'll examine your battery and the electrical charging system to identify the problem, then we'll repair it. Damaged Wiring Wiring connects the alternator that supplies electricity to all the systems and devices that require power. A car's engine is a very hot environment for wiring, and all the wires and cables are protected against heat with thick rubber and plastic insulation. Despite the best protection, wiring can wear out due to age and the constant flow of electricity. Worn wiring becomes brittle and can break. A broken wire cuts off the electrical supply to the component or components it's connected to. If one of your car's electrical systems suddenly fails, damaged wiring could be the culprit. We'll trace and test the wiring and replace any damaged sections we find. Problems with the electrical system can grow worse over time. If you experience a problem, call our service department at Ken Ganley Ford.

The Ford Mustang has been an iconic car for many years, and now, the much-anticipated newest iteration has made its debut. The 2023 Mustang has intriguing new features that make it an even better car than the previous editions. It's perfect for anyone looking for a classic American sports car that can keep up with the times. Keep reading to learn more about it! Discover the 2023 Ford Mustang Iconic and Stunning Exterior Design With elegant lines and an aerodynamic design, the 2023 Mustang is built for speed and style. Available in both convertible trims, the EcoBoost or GT, there's something for everyone when it comes to the Mustang. In addition to its sleek exterior, the 2023 Mustang also offers various available wheel styles and sizes. Moreover, available packages, such as Mustang Nite Pony Package and Wheel & Stripe Package, will allow drivers truly make their Mustang their own. more Powerful Engine and Performance The 2023 Mustang's robust capabilities continue its legacy through its impressive performance and powerful engine options. The 2.3L EcoBoost engine is one such option that will delight drivers looking for a thrilling ride. This turbocharged four-cylinder engine produces an impressive 310 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque, making it a force to be reckoned with on the road. It's paired with either a six-speed manual transmission or an available ten-speed SelectShift automatic transmission, giving drivers the power to choose their preferred driving experience. With this performance, there's no wonder why the Mustang remains one of the most popular sports cars on the market today. Savvy Technology Features The 2023 Mustang comes standard with a 6-speaker sound system. It also has an available 9-speaker sound system with an amplifier. This sound system promises crystal-clear quality throughout the cabin. The available voice-activated navigation system will help you get to where you need to go without any hassle. By simply speaking out, you can choose your destination and receive turn-by-turn directions. The SYNC3 infotainment system is also available on the new Mustang, This feature keeps drivers connected like never before, as do the standard USB ports that come equipped with smart-charging capability. Furthermore, the FordPass app enables remote access to various functions such as starting and stopping the engine and unlocking or locking doors from afar. The 2023 Mustang is a sports car that will make your heart race! This classic has been reimagined and upgraded with modern features, making it a perfect combination of performance and style. Visit Ken Ganley Ford today to get behind the wheel and experience this amazing vehicle for yourself!

When it comes to working vans, the Ford Transit has long been the tradesman's choice. Its spectacular size, rugged engine, and tons of handy features make it perfect for the modern tradesman, and Ford has constantly improved it over the years to keep it practical in the modern world. This year, Ford has released a new Transit, and, with loads of exciting new features, it's certainly the best one yet. 3 Key Specs and Features of the 2023 Ford Transit-250 Modern Driver-Assist Technologies Pre-collision assist senses the road ahead with front-mounted cameras and keeps an eye out for potential collisions, then automatic emergency braking will kick in if your Transit senses any potential dangers, whether from pedestrians or other cars. Not only does this new suite of tech help keep you safe on the road, but it also helps you when you pick up trailers, too. Using rear-mounted cameras that are automatically activated in reverse gear, this system projects an image of what's behind you directly into the cabin, with extra markings helping keep you perfectly straight as you back up to hitch a trailer. more Useful Tech for Work When you purchase a new Transit, you'll get access to Ford Pro Telematics, a new system designed to monitor your entire fleet of work vans. All new Transits come with monitors as standard, and you can also purchase simple plug-in devices that work in all other vans. This system helps you track your workers and monitor their productivity, while also informing you of problems with each vehicle. The new Transit also comes with an optional built-in Wi-Fi hotspot, making it easy to track your workforce and also making it possible to do any admin work on the go. Huge and Versatile Its size has always been one of the best aspects of the Transit. With tons of space to fit racks, it's perfect for any tradesman, as you can easily and sensibly store all of your tools and work equipment. What's more, the rear of the Transit can be modified and altered with extra seating to accommodate up to 15 people. The Transit has been with us for more than 50 years now, and it has remained America's most loved van ever since. With all these new features on the new Transit, this model looks set to continue in the footsteps of its predecessors as the best working van in the USA. If you're looking for a new van for your work, come on down to Ken Ganley Ford, where we can help to find the perfect model for your needs.