Mr Hyde
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I see GM is a bit down the list but in there defense they do have over 3 million cars that will spontaneously combust and the recall says don't park indoors.
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Hi ROKET , I looked at the schematics ground distribution for the 2024 model year and there are I counted 26 ground points to the vehicle metal frame that I could see. They have labels "G100-G115, G200-G204, G300,301 and G401-406. I have attached PDF rom the ground distribution that show these. The 73 pages of the vehicle component location views only 26 pages cover these. PDF page 2 show G111 point that covers the items under the "G1D141" The G104 in my PDF would cover "G1D120" and G107 would cover the "G1D143". I have attached a page cut from the location view that shows G111 and G107 locations. I hope this helps a little.here's some further details on the recall. affects 147,977 vehicles
In some of the affected vehicles, added heat-shrink caused an interference fit between the ground eyelets and sheet metal leading to distortion of the eyelets. Distorted engine wire harness grounds may break under normal vehicle vibration. A loss of ground G1D145 results in loss of motive power. A loss of ground G1D141 results in an inoperable right front headlamp, horn, windshield washer fluid pump, and air conditioning. A loss of ground G1D120 results in an inoperable left front headlamp. A loss of ground G1D143 causes an inoperable engine cooling fan, which may be accompanied by an illuminated check engine light and an audible chime.
i tried to find where these grounds are on the wiring diagrams, but it seems Ford has a different naming scheme for what's listed in the recall details vs what is numbered in the wiring diagrams