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How about you? Are you up and running?
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Those newer post-war cars like your '56, and especially the Ford's with their higher output generators, always had 2 good starts in them.
Heck, your little space ship even has drum brakes, another post-war engineering marvel. Bet you can get THREE good stops in, you lucky bastard.
Only speaking as somebody with a continuation '51 Fleetline rocking all the pre-war good stuff like huck brakes (you only get one shakey stop), the extra-crappy masters (fun to replace under the floor board) and lower output generators (always one good partial start, don't stop cranking!)
But I digress, while the phaser should be manufactured properly where this doesn't happen.... Sometimes these things happen. At least it's a wear part instead of something serious such as cracked blocks or grenadeing transmissions.
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Everyone I have spoken to about this issue says it will not cause further harm beyond the camshaft phasers by driving it.
Even the service tech and mechanic at the dealer both agreed and made this point to me.
I would say go get your truck and tell them to call you when the parts arrive.
I'm sorry to hear this is happening to you. I really feel like Ford should step up and take care of existing owners as a larger priority. These parts for existing owners should be a huge priority for Ford.
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There is more to it than just phaser replacement. My service guy told me today it’s a package of items ford wants them to replace, including all camshafts . Weird. It’s being worked on right now supposedly should be ready by end of week. We will see
don’t worry the botboy will fix it
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Before I went for service I talked to the parts department and the guy told me straight up they had the parts and were ready to go as soon as I dropped the vehicle. That was a lie.
I wonder what the service bulletin says for this.... what are the "package of items"? Did they indicate the cam shaft itself was damaged? Why is that being replaced? What other parts?
Now I'm all nervous again.... watch them have all the parts they need but sitting on these rigs until the seat belt clip comes in sometime 4th quarter... SMH.
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Seatbelt recall states that once they have parts they will notify by letter. I just got the recall too
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Just got the rattle myself, 23 Bronco Badlands 2.7L 3500mi. Took to dealership and sure enough its the cam phaser issue. Surprisingly they said parts were available and would start the work later this week. Said they would probably need to keep the vehicle for the next 10 days but would hook me up with a loaner in the meantime. Let you guys know when i get it back if i have any issues.....but JFC never thought id be having open heart surgery on my bronco after 6 months
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What happens to the engine other than noise? Does it cause premature wear due to cam position off, or is it just a noise issue?
well other than the embaressment of starting your brand new vehicle and it sounding like rocks floating around, yea wear on the cam phasers, they said they had to order a package of 20x parts that ford wants them to replace so i dont know if that includes cam shafts or not i guess ill find out once i see the work order and what was all replaced
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I'm sorry buddy, when was your build/delivery date? Mine and the other guys are both Nov 22 deliveries. I'm thinking this is a batch issue.
My dealer told me they had all the parts when I first called them about it. That was a lie. Still waiting and the service tech just keeps brushing me off when I ask about them and a time frame. I hope your dealer is not like mine.
The delaers Mechanic told me he can do the repair in 4 days but dealer service tech told me they will need it for over a week. Never got any clarification or answers why...
Definitely an icy dagger having to pull engine at 6k. I feel your pain.
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I have been told by my dealer service tech and mechanic that it will cause no long term wear on any parts that are not already being changed out for the warranty work.
Take that for what it's worth.... vehicle operates fine otherwise so I have been using it daily and have had no other issues.
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