February 2020 build just crossed 70,000 miles. I picked up the 7yr/100k / $0 deductible from Flood Ford for $1920 in June of 2020. It paid for itself and then some. I drive confidently knowing that if something comes up it's getting dropped at the dealer and I'm leaving in a loaner. My last...
I really appreciate everyone's insights here. I preemptively had put the flame suit on before posting so seeing so many thoughtful and reassuring responses is nice.
I own the truck outright having purchased well below sticker in May of 2020 from dealer that had 20+ of them on the lot. Got...
Some big players on FRF telling me to keep it, appreciate all of the opinions. It's been a fantastic vehicle serving me well on long highway hauls, beach driving, etc. I don't think I see myself driving anything besides a Raptor.
- My last loaner was a 2024 F150 XLT - the updated technology...
My 2020 802A is about to hit 70,000 miles. It's arguably the best vehicle I've owned and I still get a lot of enjoyment from driving it. It's been relatively problem free as a February 2020 build with regular oil changes and a few warranty/recalls addressed by my local dealer. Local dealer...
Just finished up the oil change. Engine bay is totally void of any oil leaks. Checked my records and last oil change was 5,739 miles ago on 8/1/24. Drained 5.5'ish qts and took 6qts. I'll fire up the ForScan laptop later and see if I can grab a PCM Software version.
Whelp.....Just drained about 4qts from my 2020. Approaching 70,000 miles and this is the first time I can remember less than 5.5qts. Build date of 2/27/20 and regular Motorcraft full synthetic changes. Sounds like I should call the dealer at check on TSB 20-2423 being applicable. No visible...
Hey @Baja Designs, took advantage of this and am super excited. Do we get a shipping notification or any communication once our lights are received/on their way back? Sent 2 pairs out on 10/25, delivered 11/4 - but haven't heard anything.
I had intermittent rear camera issues and then lost parking cams/360. Ended up needed a new IPMB module, dash mounted camera button and the 360 calibration using the "barcode" mats.
It's all analog video signal. Using a NavTV module can give you added video input(s) (yellow RCA).
@Swarfworks has a couple videos on this in action on Gen2/Gen3.
awesome hardware - i've look this many times over the years.
GLWS
Just crossed 65,000 on my 2020. Also picked up ESP from Flood when truck was in transit. It's covered various small things since the B2B expired. Most recently troubleshooting and covering a faulty APIM and apparently the camera button.
This is awesome. Have you thought about other things you could print for the cubby?
For those of us without the 3D printer, do you print/sell your vent extensions anywhere?
Similar position. 60,000 miles. Own the truck, well maintained. New tires/brakes/rotors recently. I'm overdue for a live valve reset via a Forscan but part of me feels like my shocks are not what they used to be and/or my rear leafs are toasted. Love the truck, best vehicle I've ever owned but...
I lost/broke one installing my BuiltRight dash panel. Ordered these and they worked fine:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FW25CGD/?tag=fordraptorforum-20
I didn't order parts but I watched this entire thread during covid and the countless hours El Snag put into this project. I don't think anyone would want the stress of such a project. His devotion to the forum and those interested was/is remarkable given that everyone has family, work, bills...
I probably could have turned the rotors and done pads only but it was easier to just get it all done at the same time. I've long been of fan of keeping nice things in nice shape.
I just cracked 45,000 today. New set of rubber at 40,*** and a full OEM brake job 3 weeks ago. Next up is shock service and contemplating Deavers. I knew I'd be in for more maintenance on this truck compared to my 1500 but you pay to play....
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.