What ever happened with the shock mounts. Someone was saying they talked to a dealer and the dealer had done several other shock mount replacements and that was the problem?
so the 22 expedition has a stealth performance package with an upgraded 3.5 making 440hp is that an HO? @FordTechOne ordered it on my wife’s that has a blend date of today (Sunday) lol
It’s hard to video because the truck is so damn loud lol it drowns the audio on the phone to make it sound less loud if you will than it actually is I’ll try again tonight
We’re rolling with just the Raptor (1 car family) waiting for the the expedition max to be delivered. Once that thing is parked in my garage I’m dropping off the Rap till they figure it out! Violence is next !
Many of us that are (complaining) if you will have owned previous gen raptors. My gen 2 made some consistent stable noise from the shocks definitely normal and livable. My gen 3 fells like it’s falling apart over frost heaves and cracks in the road.
I can only speak for myself, it’s bad and it’s noticeably present through the frame in the floor and the pedals. My gen 2 was noisy in the rear but not like this. Both new trucks
Interesting, they replaced both my rear shocks and it’s worse if anything. So Ford sent your dealer a work aid to tell them what to do? There work order is week the tech was vague as to what they actually did. Appreciate the info I’m glad it’s improved for you
There is a thread in suspension section just fyi, I literally have the same exact thing as tm965 stated. There is some info there. A few people have had front struts replaced and claimed to have fixed the issue. I had both rear shocks replaced and I think it’s worse now.
@FordTechOne I was curious if it’s possible to disconnect the live wiring at the shock housing and drive the truck? I’m assuming it is but will probably mess up the programming. Sorry if this is a repeat question
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