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RDU.....change the fluid and add the Ford friction modifier!

Check your main battery ground and that the battery terminals are tight

I had great success with the ceramic pads Oriellys carries.

With all the bad news, I thought I would post some good about my battery recall experience. I have a 2021 OB with around 70k miles. Had to replace the battery after about 2 years as it nearly left me stranded. Fast forward to this week...Dealer finally notified me they had the parts for the...

Was your coolant low with the overheat condition?

Safelite replaced ours with OEM.

Thank you. I'm surprised it read at all.

Using an older, simple type code scanner - it reads the code just fine, but when I try to erase it keep getting a "No Data Link" message. Tried with power off, power on, and engine running - same issue. Never had this issue with any other vehicle. Any thoughts?

Makes one wonder if it would be a good idea to carve out some access holes and fab up some cover panels.

Replace the pads with ceramic. No more moan. All the TSB "fixes" failed for me.

For those of you that have done a fluid change, how many quarts did you have to re-add?

When you replaced the battery do you do the reset? If not the system may be falsely reporting battery issues based on time and use.

The TSB "fix" simply is not 100%. Throw a set of ceramic pads on the rear and your issue will end. I went through all the TSB reccomended solutions none really worked for long. After a set of pads from Oriellys....25,000 miles on them without a peep!

Save yourself the headaches from dealing with the TSB and the Dealer (the fix doesn't work). Just throw on a set of ceramic pads (I used Oriellys) - never had a peep afterwards!

Have them reflash. Check the battery ground.

It seems like it takes several deaths caused by an issue to move from a TSB to a full recall.

I think the pads were about $35 at OReillys. Took me less than an hour to install. I coated all the mating surfaces and slider pins with never seize for added protection.

I fought the noise, went through all of the so called Dealer fixes and gave up. Changed the shoes, 8,000 miles+ later, still not a peep. 8-5 o

Honestly,the hassle isn't worth it. Throw a set of ceramic shoes on the rear and never look back.

I bought the pads at OReillys