07/2018 included the updated engineering part number. In approximately 10/19, the service parts received the updated design.
Sweet.....I have an August build 2018...here is to me never having this issue!!!!
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07/2018 included the updated engineering part number. In approximately 10/19, the service parts received the updated design.
Nope!! Originally Ford ESP would cover it with a $100 deductible. However, today upon arrival at the shop, the tech informed it that after exchanging emails with Ford in order to proceed with Ford ESP approval, this repair will be covered under the emissions warranty up to 80k miles!!@ 62k...you paying for this out of pocket?
I asked that same question and lifting the cab actually takes longer on my tech’s opinion. The workshop manual list both procedures (cab on or cab off) and it seems it is a personal preference.. there is plenty of room to work in the engine bay with cab on.. the radiator does not need to be removed.. lifting the cab just provides more room to remove and reinstall parts..Thanks for the photos. It seems like it’s not that bad of job. I wonder how much time is saved by pulling the cab off. I’d rather have it left on.