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Yes, after much research, they said it was in the sunroof. I said "bulls**t", it sounds like from the bed or below, etc. Sure enough, they said it was the "rail" in the sunroof and when I got it back, noise gone! However, I have begun hearing it again, taking it back in Monday to see if...

Smelling a little BS there... if not driven. I am going Thursday to ride with the chassis guy and the service manager (for the 3rd time), but the bulletin should help.

Discount Tire here in Texas had no issues.... but here 37" is just normal... 'cause everything is bigger in Texas... @Jack-O

You are a ROCK STAR!! Thanks for the info, just sent it over to the Service Manager and Service Tech for my truck. Waiting on a response....

Mine is definitely coming from the rear, also. It feels and sounds like a loose golf ball that only bounces on bumps or even a quick turn. Was at the dealer for a month while they talked back and forth.... got to put a bunch of miles on the loaner. Going back tomorrow to get the SYNC/Nav update...

So I was thinking the "word salads" that Kamala typically uses pairs nicely with the "word soup garbage" from above. Thought the similarity was obvious.... sorry for being obtuse. Nothing to do with politics. My bad trying to be humorous.... and I won't quit my day job (at least until the end of...

Coached by Kamala?

When you go, check on a service bulletin to update the Navigation (maybe SYNC itself?). Came out about two weeks ago.

Here is the 2021 Raptor steering wheel, where the buttons could work as in the prior picture..... Anyone have any good ideas about using these buttons similar to how they are used on every other Ford with steering controls?

Here is a picture of the "double up" part of the controls, which could easily be done on the Raptor as well.... don't need the pictures, would be great if it could be programmed so that it works using the "Selecting a Radio Station" buttons.

I have had my Raptor in the shop a couple of times since I got it mid-January. All the low-end loaners they give me have a phone button on the steering wheel. Often it uses the "Selecting a Radio Station" buttons as "double duty" since there is no point of using that for radio when in the midst...

Mine was pretty obvious and loud. It is currently at dealer to be looked at. Sounded to me to be right rear wheel area. Much more distinctive than the recording. Literally sound like a golfball loose in the bed that would normally stay put, but on bumps bounces around. Try dropping a golf ball...

Believe what you want, but when enough of the rest of us get Ford to provide a fix, I assume you will decide to pass on the fix. Either that, or try to be part of the solution and help by getting the service department to acknowledge the issue. You seem like a smart guy, I am pretty sure you can...

Not sure what you are hearing, but it definitely does not sound like a "loose exhaust sound" on mine. Sounds like I have a loose golf ball in the bed that generally stays put except over bumpy roads, when it then sounds like Plinko. THAT is not normal.... maybe try a different dealership service...

Get it by the dealer's service department so they can identify it, and log it. That will help to accelerate getting a fix.

We need to get them all to a dealer for diagnosis, rather than just "waiting" for a fix. Just because I "know" what the problem is does not excuse me or anyone else from trying to register with Ford there is a problem. The more that show up, and all have the same problem, the sooner we all get...

I have 9,000 miles on mine, hear it all the time when going over bumpy roads or when braking hard, or when stopping after braking hard. I will have it in the shop in 2 weeks for more diagnostics. And... traffic doesn't show up on my Navigation system, should it when I select "show traffic"? It...

@GooseTuned This is probably a pretty rudimentary question, but does the engine actually run any different when there is a change in the exhaust? For example, when the exhaust is set to Baja and it is wide open, is that any different than the other extreme of Quiet? More HP, Torque, etc? Or is...

Try looking at this thread before posting any more here: https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/clunking-sound-on-gen-3-too.87627/

Sorry, I don't accept that as an answer. If some don't, there is a reason, and we should all be able to get to the same spot.

Seems rather extreme for one noisy part. If it can be fixed, and they seem to be moving that direction, I would be willing to wait a "month'ish" for the fix (as described earlier).

I has been in the 80's and 90's, and it is VERY noticeable... I fear that is just wishful thinking

Figured it was worth a try!

of course, if it was normal, ALL the shocks/mounts/etc would make the noise, not just one. I am convinced only the passenger rear is making the noise.

@jpl291 @FordTechOne I sent an email to my service tech I am trying to set an appointment with, asked if he could submit it before I brought it in. He said no, they had to "to have a technician verify the noise before we can contact Hotline". Since it seems it will be days before they can work...