r/FordTransitConnect

Need a C cable charger for my digital rear view mirror.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

On a 2015 Ford Transit Connect 1.6l ecoboost the coolant starts to bubble once the car reaches a certain temperature and it gets pressurized well above the max line and starts dripping out of the vent hole. My temperature needle is at the mid mark and it’s not overheating. Lately I start the day with the coolant below the minimum line, I’ll add just enough to get me in between the minimum and maximum line, then it’ll bubble and pressurize and loose coolant and it’s a repeating process. My family mechanic replaced the radiator but it did not fix the problem. Any pointers as to what can it be?
We also did a sniff test with the dye and it never turned any color beside blue.

I’m planning on putting a digital rearview mirror to hang on it. Also the generic ones seem to be upside down. Probably because they aren’t for commercial vectors. The angle just makes them go straight up.

This has come up a few times now so I figured I'd share the latest iteration of my van.

There is a 1/2" sheet of plywood bolted to the floor using the van's existing holes and hardware. The tongue and groove floor is floating. The bed is attached using threaded inserts that go through both layers of flooring.

The rear seats come out no problem. The middle row has hardware that keeps it from easily being removed and as a result I said fuck it and just ground the bolts off and sold the seats.

What's this bolt!? The one in the red circle.

It's a LWB transit connect PHEV registered in 2025.

In the 'active' trim with the fold down seats.

I'm wondering if this bolt is suitable for tie downs or fixings or is for something crucial and my van will fall to bits if I undo it 🤣

Bought this from a city auction for 8500. Had 53k miles on it and was immaculately maintained engine wise. Slowly but surely turning into my carpentry company/mini weekend camper van. Will keep ya posted with updates and upgrades