Dude, its not going to get any easier! It's right there on the page I cited, "Replacing Headlamp Bulbs Headlamp bulbs are LED and are not serviceable. See an authorized dealer if they fail."
Jesus, try reading!
Thankfully LEDs are efficient and can last (basically) forever. I'd hope there is some form of factory warranty if they don't make a certain threshold of run time.
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Most of the BS lighting is LED and is not serviceable.
Its covered under the factory 3/36 but can be extended with the lighting protection add on if you buy a Ford extended warranty.
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I actually just started reading about this in the manual and was surprised to find out they're non-servicable. I've never had a vehicle where you can't just swap out a dead bulb for a new one before.
Do you guys think me writing my Oracle LED letters into the headlights would void any warranty coverage if one happened to burn out? That price tag for even a single headlight is excruciating. Really hope nothing ever happens.
Do you guys think me writing my Oracle LED letters into the headlights would void any warranty coverage if one happened to burn out? That price tag for even a single headlight is excruciating. Really hope nothing ever happens.
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It's certainly possible. The New Vehicle Limited Warranty lists items not covered (pg 13 in the 2022 MY guide). Below is a partial quote:
You are protected from Ford applying these exclusions frivolously by the Magnuson-Moss Act. The Act essentially prohibits a manufacturer from denying warranty coverage unless it can be proven a customer's action resulted in damage prompting a claim, and that prohibition carries a fine. The upshot is, however, that a manufacturer can simply claim your modification resulted in damage and it would then be up to you to prove otherwise.
Your best bet in these situations is to make sure whatever modification you make during your warranty period is easily reversed. That way you can remove the mod prior to taking your car in for a warranty claim. In the case of your mode, I would look for a premade harness (or make one myself) that prevents cutting or tapping into existing wiring.
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