antho
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- First Name
- Anthony
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- Sep 20, 2021
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- Houston, Texas
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- 2024 Raptor 37
He offered to help. If you don’t want it, take it to your dealer and have them fix it. Then you don’t have to worry about any of these questions. Problem solved.Jesse,
Just to be VERY clear, I'm not questioning your ability nor your capability in solving this problem (I've seen that in all the posts I've read). My concern is in several areas. First would be the warranty and if something goes wrong - update interruption, corrupt or otherwise 'brick' the system. I work on computers all the time (my job) and it does happen. Not sure bricking my truck because of some unknown circumstance is the right move. I'm not saying this would happen nor that you would do this, but with my luck, I'd be the first. Also, there was "considerable" repair done to my vehicle and some of this was 'less than adequate' which could have affected what I believe should have been done during the repair. It's taken me almost a year to get 95% of it back to "OK". Just as an example, they literally 'cut' the frame and welded a new 'front part' of the frame onto the truck, removing everything from the front of the truck and putting it back on. Would have actually been cheaper for them to replace the whole bleeping frame than what the 'insurance' required ($2500 new entire frame - $1500 1/2 from + $5k for welding job!). Some people just have no real thoughts going on upstairs..... sometimes....
Anyway, I have a 7 year warranty on the truck and I can just see the dealer or warranty people saying, "to bad... you updated it, you fix it".
Hence, knowledge is power. If you can do this, why can't the dealer? In addition, as I stated, I work with Ford directly in various areas. What happens the next time some update needs to happen? If you are the only one of a few who can do this, what is the dealer doing and why are they inept?
Just brings up a whole lot of questions. I have no intention of fighting with dealer, but will tell them they can either fix this issue or lawsuit is coming. The class action lawsuit is a great precursor to my individual case.
My main thought here is, why can you see all this and the dealer can't? They should have the same or more capability of looking into this (I bought the truck from them, they should have the birth records on this truck). Why don't they? is it just ineptitude or do they simply not care? As I stated, I work with Ford directly. If it is they just don't care, I can change their mind on this. I can't cure ineptitude.
Thoughts?
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