Hey guys, is the Sync microphone for 2012 located in the ceiling console that holds the map lights? I have two little holes at the front edge of that which sort of look like they could be mcrophones, but I thought that the mics were in the mirror (it was on my F150 anyway...).

Thanks,
Andrew

 

You're correct. Ceiling console is where it's located.

 

Microphone is on the mirror, the map lights assembly hold the motion sensors.

 

The mics are in the mirror.

The holes in the upper console are sonar transducers for the security system. They detect cabin intrusions. Quite well.

 

Mine will go off if someone just stands by the door too long without entering.

 

Thanks for your feedback everyone!

seenbag -

The mic is located in the mirror for convertible mustangs and in the headliner for the other models.

Let me know if you have any additional questions

~Jaclyn

 

Huh. That's good to know. I guess I can stop screaming at my mirror when my car doesn't understand me. Now I just need to find where in the headliner it is so I can scream up at her.

 

Honestly, I do not think Jaclyn is right.

Per the service manual, there is not a auto dim mirror without mics.

 

It's in the mirror and this is the last time I'm saying it. LOL

 

Where was is again? Lol

 

LOL you're just lucky Han Solo is the baddest dude there is. LOL

 

I am mr sync / my ford touch at my dealer in the mirror but if u need a replacment u can get one that dubble side tapes to the headliner was a tsb on the f150 escape fusion edge flex and a few other flm vehicles

 

Hi, Mr. Sync. What did you just say?

 

Sorry i spell like $h!t

 

LEwis26 -

You're correct. I thoroughly researched this and confirmed it, with one of my warranty buddies. The mic is in the mirror for 2012 models, regardless of the body style. In the past they've put them in both locations. Sorry for any confusion.

jaybertx -

Continue to "yell at her" through the mirror LOL! Seriously though, are you having voice recognition concerns?

~Jaclyn

 

I'm having a different problem - when driving at >35mph and in a call, the other party's voice will cut out >80% of the time, and the other party (generally, my wife) will tell me that all she can hear is massive wind/road noise on my end, and that's why I can't hear her - since phone calls are half-duplex, when I'm transmitting, I can't receive.

This happens even when the A/C is down very low, and the windows are rolled up. It's very frustrating - it's not that loud in the car, but the mic seems to insist on amplifying that.

 

Jaclyn,

Don't want to get too far off topic so I will PM you.

Thanks!

 

I have alot fo people say they cannot hear me unless I face the roof of the car. Anyway to turn up the the sent volume level?

 

Hey, jaybertx!

I responded to your PM. I have an additional question for you. Get back to me when you can

~Jaclyn