Hi pinkteacup. One thought is to check the ignition switch to see if it is hanging up slightly stuck in (even after you take the keys out). I have had that one or twice in the past with previous vehicles.
If/when this occurs again, push the switch in a few times with your finger to see if it pops out to where it should be with the keys out.
If it is not that, then it may be a worn ignition switch itself, or other issues, and you may need to have this professionally diagnosed.
I am sure others will jump in to help, so keep us updated and good luck.
Thank you. Different things at different times. tires , rear end , even white paint. So far love the truck. Ford needs to up their Q/C few paint issues that they will need to address.
Wasn’t the main goal to reduce fuel and or energy usage? In my opinion CAFE was unnecessary and not as effective as if usage had been controlled more directly by increasing prices gradually on a predetermined schedule. Higher fuel prices would have had the added benefit of encouraging other forms of conservation, not just choosing a vehicle with higher MPG. Over decades people would have had greater incentive to live closer to work, plan to combine trips, etc.
One aerospace commentator I heard recently said he had been hopeful that Boeing would infuse McDonnell-Douglas with some needed sanity when they merged, but he was horrified to see M-D infecting Boeing with their insanity instead.
Of course, when I saw the thread title, I was wondering if Ford actually had enough of a problem with whistleblowers to start seeing them die in mysterious plan crashes…
It takes strong leadership to spend more money up front knowing you’ll save money in the long run. But when your warranty costs are in the billions it shouldn’t be hard to justify. The question is whether Ford is doing proper root cause analysis to determine that squeezing suppliers too much is causing a lot of these problems.