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Remember, it is what it is, don't live in fear, drive it like ya stole it, it's under warranty, ya'll a bunch of fishwives, and I aint no fanboy!

ok, nah

Maybe I'm wrong, but I think the 27 ordered engines for the F150 represent replacements needed from a group of millions of F150's with any mileage. Contrast that with the 15k Bronco 2.7's most with mileages under 5k, and there are 24 on order for that group already.

lol, not a bad idea, let them blow it up, maybe they'll fix it faster.

F@#%ing hell, are we supposed to drive em, grenade and get early in line for an engine...or not drive and wait forever for the total recall? I'm leaning toward drive-->grenade

Ahh, well there goes the gaps.

And a lot of folks are out here still blowing Ford! 😂🤪

I gotta hand it to you, most fanboys dont put their money where their mouth is. 🤣

lol, I think F will be well below 20 soon and long term...I mean, they are blowing chunks right now.

At least you won't lose much if Ford makes an announcement on the 2.7.

That sucks! Did they tell you if you're getting an engine with all the same parts or maybe it has a different head or something?

haha, sure, if Peterbuilts have dozens (hundreds) of brake failures known to the company but they never announce it to the consumer. That's the basis for quite a few class action lawsuits. Too bad the lawyers end up with most of the money.

The dealer had better come correct, or else you can make them take it back... after 30 days I think.

What rpm are you at to get those 400hp ?

aha, thanks for that info, I will try using the steering wheel to change channel. (y)

One thing I noticed is when starting up, sirius will be at the same station that it was when it was shut off, good. Except when you try to change stations, it always goes to the preview channel first. Is that a sirius glitch or sync?

From the thread on reddit: "The build month was October" and the OP has not added it here yet.

None of what you said is correct, so I can't possibly explain it to you.

In the past Ford didn't do anything even after people were killed (see Pinto). They waited until they were sued. Nowadays they probably won't try that strategy since info will leak out and put them at greater liability (see Volkswagen). If they don't act quickly on this, they are looking at...

Yes, they're actively replacing them after they blow up on the highway.