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That’s a mustang Mach-e, not a mustang. Completely different link.

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Obviously. This quote is not from one of those other shops though, which is my point.

I think that's just a generic message. Ford dealers don't rebuild turbos

Id guess that any cars they potentially come out with in the future would more than likely be EV or very small 4 cylinders at most

Don’t think the Taurus will be making another come back lol

I would assume at some point they’ll do a gen 2 3.0 and update it with dual injection. Although I thought they would’ve years ago and it’s still yet to be seen 🤷‍♂️

Yeah I think long term (maybe 28MY+) it doesn’t make sense to keep the 2.7 around for just the bronco/ranger though. Unless they decide to put it in something else by then, but I don’t know what that would be.

True I suppose

This is Ford we’re talking about. They rarely do cool things like that lol

I’m not sure a 3.5 would fit very well. That left turbo would be awful close, if not into, the steering shaft.

This shouldn’t be delaying any current builds

It’s certainly possible, but I’m not sure. I’m going to guess something about the remedy is different simply because I don’t think they would specifically refrain from repairing all vehicles at the same time if they could do it. There can’t be that many 26MY Braptors out there, so why wait...

I think he’s referring to 25 MY’s where a remedy isn’t available yet.

They list multiple different vehicles under the same category (cars/crossovers/SUVs), they’re not specifically calling the Bronco a crossover. SUV is listed in the Mustang link also, but it’s obviously not an SUV

Yes. If the recall is open they can’t legally deliver it.

Probably not for 27MY, but we’ll see

Looks like a handful of people were spot on with their location guess.

Those modules come on all signature headlights. They’re simply not attached to the headlights in the picture.

The 4 nuts are all that holds it in, keep whacking it with the sledge. There’s probably a bunch of rust build up where the axle bearing slides into the tube. It always gets caught on that.