Looking forward to it, the 550 model I tried for our 650 convertible last fall was not quite there yet
That’s great to hear
Okay, I wanted to provide everyone an update & wanted to request feedback to [email protected]
I fitted the rails last October ( I had longer bolts of my own) There was a number of issues and sent them back.
The case # is a scam in my opinion, I started this back in September and was hopefull at the time but since have been grounded with the reality that the process of filling a case is just a pacifier that Ford provides but basically it’s a dead end. So yes, fix it with whatever makes sense to you.
Not necessarily true. I took a Toyota in for some wind noise while it was still under warranty. Several years later they acknowledged the issue and had a fix. Even though my truck was out of warranty, because I had record of it while it was, they repaired it for free. My Mustang had the same documentation done.
I think that you can get it from Diyvan on EBay and have is shipped direct.
I think that KABStang was looking for a good excuse to get over the Confederation bridge to the mainland and give his beautiful blue beast a real rip.
I can attest to this. My F-150 had the cam phaser rattle. I had it documented right before my warranty expired, since the service department and parts were backed up by 3-6 months. Had the cam phasers fixed a few months after my warranty expired and since the dealership had it on record prior to the expiration date/mileage, it was covered. When/if you do this, be sure to ask your service advisor for a printout from their system, showing that it has been documented for your vehicle. The printout should be your typical service department service report (i.e. your name, address, year, make, model, mileage). If you don't get something like this, then yea, you won't have much backing to support your claim later on.
