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My ED is still 1/12/22, I expect to get shoved soon
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I checked my dealers site and they are listing that 6 '22s are "coming soon" (and even one '21). None of which are mine but I imagine it'll show up with that batch of factory order vehicles. I'm happy they aren't listing mine. That or mine is being held (got a built email because of all my crying in the forums, but not shipped ? ).
Order tracker wasn't working for me yesterday, so I just tried again. ETA was changed from 1/6 to 1/9 (33 days after build). 1/9 is Sunday, so that means, if it shows, that no one will be there to make sure nothing happens when it is taken off the truck. So close and yet so far. I know that I am luckier than many here, but it still sucks. Mean while, my baby is sitting in crappy Chicagoland. Rant over.
My order finally showed as In Production tonight, but I still do not have a window sticker. Should I be worried? I heard that the window sticker should populate a few days prior to production so I'm wondering if I'm actually in production or not lol
I wonder if Ford fixed the brake recall before it left the factory. My GPS in the app was activated and I was able to see them moving in from shop to shop until they load it up. This was weeks after they repair the FDM recall.
This is what I’m getting:
Outstanding Field Service Actions
21C31 - FRONT BRAKE PAD REPLACEMENT
Recall StatusRecall Incomplete, remedy not yet available
SummaryIF YOUR VEHICLES BRAKE VACUUM BOOSTER FAILS, YOUR VEHICLE MAY EXCEED STOPPING DISTANCE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED BY FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD 135 LIGHT VEHICLE BRAKE SYSTEMS.
Safety RiskYOU MAY EXPERIENCE INCREASED BRAKE PEDAL FORCES AND EXTENDED STOPPING DISTANCE, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH.
RemedyFORD MOTOR COMPANY IS WORKING CLOSELY WITH ITS SUPPLIERS TO PRODUCE PARTS FOR THIS REPAIR. WHEN PARTS BECOME AVAILABLE, FORD MOTOR COMPANY WILL NOTIFY YOU VIA MAIL TO SCHEDULE A SERVICE APPOINTMENT WITH YOUR DEALER FOR REPAIRS TO BE COMPLETED FREE OF CHARGE PARTS AND LABOR. PARTS ARE ANTICIPATED TO BE AVAILABLE IN THE 2ND QUARTER OF 2022.
Wishful thinking but I’m hoping they just release the car to me when it shows up since there is no available remedy for the recall yet…
If they don’t, I’m moving on.
If they don’t, I’m moving on.
Yea but remember the FDM recall. They fixed them at the factory and forgot to provide that info to dealers until later. Wondering if we in the same boat here. They do have a part that’s not on the recall because they getting 2022 out after 11/23/2021. Everything before that has the recall.
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You may be right. If I remember correctly even some of the 2021s built in the same time frame as ours avoided the recall because there was an alternative brake booster available in the options that wasn’t vacuum powered. Maybe they put that in ours.
Yours will show up to the dealership before mine does. Let us know how it goes.
Sure will. Mine updated from the 5th to the 10th today which is in line with what dealership said.
We ordered fully loaded BL on Oct 28. After getting the order in, we have heard nothing from the dealer nor Ford. Called the dealer yesterday. They said when ours was ordered, it was set as a priority 10. When they checked now, they said it was at a priority 1. They expected it to go into production soon. After reading everyone’s experiences here, I don’t recall anyone mentioning a priority system. Is there such a thing or is the dealer guessing about status?
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I ordered 10/25 and I’m set for the week of 1/24. You’re probably the same. I would call back and ask for the VIN #.
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