New 2023 Raptor IWE problem

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FordTechOne

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Yes - thank you! I had no other motivation other to share my experience. Dealership fixed it. Regarding comments about 2023 have an electronic - yes that is true BUT it is still vacuum based. "Higher up, the Raptor uses the new, regular F-150’s electrically actuated, vacuum-operated Electric Integrated Wheel End (EIWE) to lock and unlock the front hubs as you switch in and out of four-wheel drive. These differ from the older IWE design, in that the electric actuation happens here at the hub using a control wire (red) that’s just below the vacuum line."
Not sure where you’re getting that info from but it is not correct. 2021+ Raptor uses electronic IWEs, there is no vacuum controlled components. This is what they look like:
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Yes - thank you! I had no other motivation other to share my experience. Dealership fixed it. Regarding comments about 2023 have an electronic - yes that is true BUT it is still vacuum based. "Higher up, the Raptor uses the new, regular F-150’s electrically actuated, vacuum-operated Electric Integrated Wheel End (EIWE) to lock and unlock the front hubs as you switch in and out of four-wheel drive. These differ from the older IWE design, in that the electric actuation happens here at the hub using a control wire (red) that’s just below the vacuum line."
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