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  1. On 6/22/2022 at 8:34 PM, Defyant1 said:

    I am looking for Fords instructions to dealers on where to mount the front plate. I believe mine was mounted improperly. Vehicle is a 2022 Expedition. A PDF from Ford would be helpful. Any help is appreciated thanks.

    Installed recently on 2022 XLT; the large contoured portion is the bottom and fits the lower bumper cover.   You must self center between the fog / driving lights (tech said there were no dimples to assist in placement / drilling).   There were no instructions included with the bracket; required rivets were taped to the back of the bracket.

  2. You can see how much assistance Ford is able to provide technicians.

     

     

    SSM 50718 - 2017-2022 F-Super Duty - Pull / Drift During Braking - Workshop Manual Update

     

    Some 2017-2022 F-Super Duty vehicles may exhibit a pull / drift condition during braking. This may be due to the brake pads needing to be broken in. The Workshop Manual, Section 206-00 Symptom Chart for vehicle pulls or drifts during braking has been updated to reflect this information.

    APPLICABLE VEHICLES
     2017 - 2021 TRUCK: FE P558N SUPER DUTY
     2022 TRUCK: FE P558N SUPER DUTY

     

     

     

    Workshop Manual Section 206-00 Symptom Chart:

     

    Vehicle pulls or drifts during braking
    • Brake calipers and/or guide pins
    • Brake flexible hose
    • Brake pads
    • Brake discs

    NOTE: Diagnosis of brake pull should not be performed on new vehicles with less than 500 miles. It usually takes 200 stops to completely break in new brake pads. Most low mileage brake pull issues will correct themselves during the brake pad and brake disc break in period. The break in period is dependent on number of stops and will affect the amount of time for improvement. Proper break in will ensure friction material is cured and properly mated to the brake disc. Some heat or odor during break in period will be normal.

     

    INSPECT the brake system components. INSTALL new components as necessary.
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  3. @litage --  As stated stateside but Canada may be different.   Edit to add that according to some Canadian Ford dealers' websites, you earn a "thank you bonus" of 40,000 points upon purchase.

     

    @Kirbdog44  --  Yes you can use them for accessories or future service visits.   The original idea is that it covers the first 3 maintenance visits.

  4. @Terroirnosaurus  - -   Take the information received from cyberdman and show it to your selling dealer (Ramp 6P Kansas City).  Your selling dealer can then have their zone sales manager contact the ramp directly and have them find your poor lost unit.   Also, the receiving dealer in Iowa has absolutely no control in this process; they likely received a delivery package or e-mail from your selling dealer in California summarizing the vehicle specs to aid in checking in the vehicle.   As you already know, your selling dealer has really dropped the ball in this transaction.   Good luck.

  5. @TinManVT - -  We have now seen this on three 6.7L Super Duties right off the transport.   There are no DTC set or stored.     All connections were dry & secure.   There is also a message on the internal Ford message board with no solution or common areas of concern noted.    I would keep an eye on it and contact dealer if the concern reappears.

  6. Your dealer didn't provide this info during the delivery?  Try checking the secondary (upper) glove box; that is where they usually are upon receipt from the factory.   If not, call your dealer (hopefully they record the cut key code and factory keyless code on the deal jacket and in their DMS).

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  7. Perhaps a glitch in the Web Based Dealer Ordering (WBDO) system as there does not appear to be any holds or restrictions.   Should be as simple as adding option code 91D to the order.   Your dealer will have to contact Ford.

  8. @IUEC135ELEVATOR - -  Haven't installed one of the accessory kits in years but the sales brochure states that it requires programming (via Ford FDRS  or  FORSCAN).  Install instructions are supposed to be on www.motorcraftservice.com under Free Resources but I could only find troubleshooting guide.  I'll dig around FMCDealer to see if I can find the installation instructions.

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  9. On 10/15/2021 at 1:15 PM, mikemdd said:

    Do car carriers deliver to dealers on weekends or just 5 days a week.  It's Friday and my truck has been sitting (apparently) at the train terminal here in Chicago for about a week.  

    @mikemdd  Dealers have the option of receiving unattended deliveries.   The units are dropped off "subject to inspection" and the dealer has a defined period of time to notify the carrier of any damage or missing items.   Most carriers now send the dealers an e-mail in advance outlining which units are on the way.

  10. I hope Ford ditches the insane "reservation" system.   It has accomplished nothing but create negative feelings towards Ford Motor Company and the dealer body.   It did not guarantee product or pricing.   I realize Ford is using it to show analysts the potential future sales and how popular its products are but they have shown with the 2022 MY Bronco allocation that reservation timestamps mean nothing.   Finally, as @silvrsvt has again pointed out, we dealers are our own worst enemy.

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  11. @20Navigator  - -   Post or PM the last 8 digits of your VIN.   I believe I can obtain the release date of your unit.   My guess is that it was awaiting parts or QC approval (which would also explain the extra miles).   If a unit is pulled for random extended QC testing, the factory is supposed to attach a small sticker with the amount of miles hand written on it.  I am always surprised at how many of our retail units have been pulled for random extended QC testing since we are a very small dealership.   

  12. F-Series once again increased their lead in the sales leadership race:

     

    September (month):  F-Series  63,164   Ram  39,677   Silverado  29,670

    September (YTD):  F-Series  534,831   Ram  434,772   Silverado  407,266

     

    Approximately 5,400 F-150's still held due to semiconductor shortage with release expected by early December.   For the most part, these held units are relatively "fresh";  August and September builds.   Super Duty release was completed one month ahead of schedule.

     

    As noted in the thread title, Ford Motor Company was the number 1 seller in the month of September.   Only like the 6th time in 20 some years that they outsold General Motors and Toyota.

  13. If you are referring to Safety Recall 21S31, Ford to date has only issued advance notice as required.  

     

    " CUSTOMER NOTIFICATION: Owners of record will be notified via first-class mail after repair instructions and parts ordering information have been provided to dealers."

     

     

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