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Silly Question
Hey folks, I have a 2012 Lariat fairly well loaded out. However, the so called "auto" window button on the drivers door works auto in down only. Just curious if something is wrong with mine because it is will not do auto for raising the window. One would think that on a $59K truck the auto would work both ways. I know on my Expedition it works both ways. Just wondering if mine was faulty before I go to the dealer. Thanks!!
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I dunno if you have auto up. It was discussed as a possible add a while back.
By the way, if you bought a $21,000 f150 XL and the window switch didn't work right, would it be ok? Where's the cut off for perfection? $20,000, $40,000? I'm curious because people use this line a lot and honestly if something is new and doesn't work right, would it matter if it cost less?
By the way, if you bought a $21,000 f150 XL and the window switch didn't work right, would it be ok? Where's the cut off for perfection? $20,000, $40,000? I'm curious because people use this line a lot and honestly if something is new and doesn't work right, would it matter if it cost less?
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From: Roll Tide, Roll
I dunno if you have auto up. It was discussed as a possible add a while back.
By the way, if you bought a $21,000 f150 XL and the window switch didn't work right, would it be ok? Where's the cut off for perfection? $20,000, $40,000? I'm curious because people use this line a lot and honestly if something is new and doesn't work right, would it matter if it cost less?
By the way, if you bought a $21,000 f150 XL and the window switch didn't work right, would it be ok? Where's the cut off for perfection? $20,000, $40,000? I'm curious because people use this line a lot and honestly if something is new and doesn't work right, would it matter if it cost less?
As for op im not sure if they have it auto up and down.I would think service department could answer that.
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...By the way, if you bought a $21,000 f150 XL and the window switch didn't work right, would it be ok? Where's the cut off for perfection? $20,000, $40,000? I'm curious because people use this line a lot and honestly if something is new and doesn't work right, would it matter if it cost less?
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Like any feature on a $60k or $20k vehicle, it's up to the purchaser to verify what those features are before making the purchase. If the product features don't live up to buyer expectations, don't buy it.
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