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Well, "Heavily" was overstated. The liners via Amazon were $101 Shipped. Via Weather-Tech they are $127.95 shipped. $26 savings.

The more I read the owners manual, the less I know!

I noticed the same (left side) on my '14. I suppose you could pull the trunk speaker cover and unplug the power unit?

I've not used it yet, for the same reason I never used the OnStar in our trucks. My '14 has NAV but I don't use that either, relying on my Wayz app.

I can't use the rear net, I'm constantly putting large items (suitcase, briefcase in the trunk. I need nets for the two sculpted out side bins, but Lincoln doesn't appear to offer them. I had a pair in my old Subaru, wish I would have saved them for reuse. They are all over Ebay, I'll probably buy another pair. I need to stash some light jackets in there and I have a First Aid/Emergency case on side that I need to keep in place.

I just bought a set of the Weather-Tech "digi fit" liners and they are terrific. Perfect fit and they will keep my carpet clean and dry in the winter. Amazon sells them pretty heavily discounted (front set was $101).

Wow, thank you, I'm glad that I asked - that is a lot of pry points! I have a set of the tools, but not sure I have the stones to pry all of those fasteners. I came up with a phone mount solution today, but I'm not sure that I'm happy with it long term. At least I know what I'm in for.

@drolds1 - I'd like to see those directions. I need to fit a phone mount spot and removing some of the trim around the console is going to be necessary (I have a Pro-Clip holster but use my own mount).

I suspect that only the trucks have grease fittings, but good catch in the manual. (my 1/2 ton '08 Silverado had 13 fittings, my '11 only four...)

Thanks. I just purchased a 2014 with the 3.7L and 15,000 miles. I'm reading the manual and learning all of the features.