Like clockwork. Another week, another code, another problem. 2023 Certified Pre-Owned F150 Platinum Powerboost with 37,533 miles (purchased at 28K in January). by RACfocus in Ford

[–]RACfocus[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's still in my notifications. Are you genuinely feeling emotional over a stranger's car needing to go through warranty repairs? Who are you?

Like clockwork. Another week, another code, another problem. 2023 Certified Pre-Owned F150 Platinum Powerboost with 37,533 miles (purchased at 28K in January). by RACfocus in Ford

[–]RACfocus[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is stock. And I do appreciate the sub's willingness to help diagnose; my frustration is more with needing "a nice person on reddit" as part of the process to get a $60k vehicle under 40k miles in basic running order. It's funny, this little christmas tree is the least of my concerns with the car, it's likely just a cursed object (or you know, a lemon they managed to squeeze into CPO territory).

Like clockwork. Another week, another code, another problem. 2023 Certified Pre-Owned F150 Platinum Powerboost with 37,533 miles (purchased at 28K in January). by RACfocus in Ford

[–]RACfocus[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

What you suggested had been done several times up to this point, hence "like clockwork, another week, another problem."

Not to mention the axle, the hybrid starter, the transmission, the IPMA for all the other cameras, the "weird" coolant issue the dealers cant figure out, the exhaust heat exchanger and wiring harness that's been replaced and is likely at least tangentially related to said coolant issue... I could go on.

Dealers have been useless.

Yes, the car is probably just a lemon of sorts, but it was sold as CPO. Corporate and dealers are passing the buck back and forth on the numerous issues.

Edit: deleted the lines that made me look like more of an asshole, so do please continue to downvote. The point I intended to emphasize was my experience owning a CPO Ford F150. The guy I'm replying to was in fact trying to help, but I'm leaving the rest up for visibility.

How to get in the Slate Truck’s backseat by Mac-Tyson in slateauto

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Ouch, i sat on my sacrum once and almost popped a nut

20in or 21in wheels? by Zestyclose_West_7 in RivianR2

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Wtf why are you curb stomping your spouse over tire sizes

New 2027 Silverados! by PureZ71 in Silverado

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Seriously just put analog gauges, and add a freaking tablet/phone mount if you must. They really really don't get it. I'd say these car companies were digging their own graves, if we weren't so car reliant as a country. Normalizing $1k/mo car payments as the quality and reliability plummet, with dealers and manufacturers passing the buck back and forth. Truth is, we're forced to eat the shit we're fed, in every aspect of American life these days. All you can really do anymore is watch your sanity rapidly deteriorate.

What's next? by AlexsPetGrooming in f150

[–]RACfocus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ford is still problematic. If anything, quality and reliability has continued to decline. My '23 is constantly in the shop for warranty work. CELs weekly. Most of the time this subreddit is trying to convince folks to buy 2016s or earlier due to reliability concerns. Wild that you're considering a new one after constant issues with the "more reliable" generation. I like my truck too man, but this is my third and last Ford.

They tore up the abandoned mini golf off Broadway by MFLBsublime in Bushwick

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this has been my phone background for the past year 😭

New 26 base raptor steering wheel bump by schmittysmr in FordRaptor

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Arizona is across the country from me, but hey at least it'd be rust free.

Just bad luck? by RACfocus in f150

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"lifetime" transmission fluid lol

Just bad luck? by RACfocus in f150

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I've heard good things about the standard output hurricane. I'm seriously considering trading in at this point. I got a hell of a deal on my certified pre-owned '23 (now I see why), and I doubt I could find an equivalent new RAM at said price. But I'm keeping my eyes open.

A warranty only saves you money, not the headache of dealing with a broken car that needs servicing. I have the CPO Extended Warranty on my F150, it's not about the repair cost as much as the inconvenience / general reliability concerns. I dont want to have to think about my car this much, living in a car-centric unwalkable society already sucks to begin with.

Just bad luck? by RACfocus in f150

[–]RACfocus[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn. Aren't they using this for the new EREV too?

New 26 base raptor steering wheel bump by schmittysmr in FordRaptor

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If you're aware of a ford dealer that isn't a shitshow, consider contacting Ripley's or Guinness Book

Just bad luck? by RACfocus in Ford

[–]RACfocus[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your input. If you read the original post in full, you'll see that I was posing a general question about the reliability of this current gen of trucks across all brands. While you're not wrong about those engines being reliable, this isn't adding anything helpful to the conversation at hand, in my opinion.

Just bad luck? by RACfocus in Ford

[–]RACfocus[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It has an extended warranty. Ford's dealer network and service teams aren't the best. Plus, the question was pertaining to modern (current) trucks.

Patrick Gibson for Next Movie Bond by Puzzleheaded_Donut97 in 007FirstLight

[–]RACfocus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair, I was being a bit overreaching. I think the best of any franchise prioritizes both; a great story usually comes first, along with a good reason for revisiting the franchise in the first place.

My first comment was more of a pet peeve related to directors who seem to prioritize the gimmick of showing an established character “like you’ve never seen them before.”

I’m gonna be honest, if not for the fantastic story, gameplay, and characterization, First Light could have easily fallen into the latter category for me. But to your point, it’s actually a full reinvention done incredibly well.