MikeJones603
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Can someone confirm the TSB and SSM # for me?
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Can someone confirm the TSB and SSM # for me?
Do you think it was just one shock, or was it multiple? I can swear I hear it from both the front and the rear depending on which bump I am going over.Holy balls! I got my ‘22 back today after getting the rear shocks replaced (fronts already replaced previously) and I have to say this thing drives like a completely different truck. No longer rattles like golf balls are in the bed of the truck and it feels much more solid. I’m finally able to enjoy my truck after a year of ownership. For those dealing with the same issue, there is hope!
Thank you
I first had the fronts replaced because of a rattle in the steering wheel/steering column, that tightened up the steering feel but then I noticed how noisy the rears were. Got those replaced after a bunch of back and forth with the dealer and it’s tight as a tiger back there.Do you think it was just one shock, or was it multiple? I can swear I hear it from both the front and the rear depending on which bump I am going over.
After finishing reading through this entire thread two days ago - I believe collective wisdom would say to either do nothing and try to ignore it (not likely), or to simply travel to another more receptive dealer. And if you really do want to work with the dealer you’re at currently, you could always refer them to SSM 50972 regarding this very issue acknowledged by ford - but as wiser individuals in this thread have already stated, do so gently.Anyone have any advice on how to better convince them that this isnt normal?
Pretty much the consensous I got from reading about it. Ignoring it will be tough. I thought about another dealer which I may try. They read the SSM as well, but they still don't want to take the chance on it. Maybe something more concrete will come out to address the issue, but it seems unlikely at this point.After finishing reading through this entire thread two days ago - I believe collective wisdom would say to either do nothing and try to ignore it (not likely), or to simply travel to another more receptive dealer. And if you really do want to work with the dealer you’re at currently, you could always refer them to SSM 50972 regarding this very issue acknowledged by ford - but as wiser individuals in this thread have already stated, do so gently.
Pretty frustrating. I may bug them more next time I'm in there and maybe see about going for a ride in a MY23 if possible. I'll be at Raptor Assault in May and plan to see if they are aware of it. Also curious if those trucks make the same noise or not.@Stern_94, same symptoms here, the exact same response they drove an MY23 to compare and it had the same noise. My truck is out of the TSB date range but got the same response. I wish a zone rep or someone from Ford would actually come to drive the truck.