2012 F150 Speedometer problems
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2012 F150 Speedometer problems
I recently purchased a 2012 F150 lariat 5.0 with 38k miles and everything has been great i bought it. Last night on the way home the speedometer flipped out and is stuck way beyond the maximum speed marked on the gauge. I check the instrument panel fuse and it was not blown. All of the other gauges are working properly.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
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...I recently purchased a 2012 F150 lariat 5.0 with 38k miles and everything has been great i bought it. Last night on the way home the speedometer flipped out and is stuck way beyond the maximum speed marked on the gauge. I check the instrument panel fuse and it was not blown...
I recommend getting your truck in to your local dealership so they can check things out. Circle back and let us know when you have a diagnosis.
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I dropped it off this morning. i'll let the dealership figure out the problem. i have a zero deductable on my extended warranty, so if it is a simple computer reset it will be free.
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the dealership just called and said i need a new gauge cluster. now the extended warranty is giving me trouble because i just bought the truck and the warranty package and i am already making a claim.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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i am new to the site so i cannot send PM's. do you have an email address? i am waiting to hear from the extended warranty "inspector" today.
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I don't have the ability to send/receive email, but you can contact our Customer Relationship Center and they'll be happy to help. They can be reached at 1-800-392-3673.
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If the extended warranty you purchased was anything other than the Ford ESP, that is where your problem is. Aftermarket warranty companies are notorious for seemingly having more loop holes to avoid coverage than actual coverage of parts.
Your problem isn't with Ford or the Ford dealership. It is with the warranty company which so far has not agreed to pay the dealership for any work they perform. The warranty company is the one you need to deal with.
Your problem isn't with Ford or the Ford dealership. It is with the warranty company which so far has not agreed to pay the dealership for any work they perform. The warranty company is the one you need to deal with.
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Your problem isn't with Ford or the Ford dealership. It is with the warranty company which so far has not agreed to pay the dealership for any work they perform. The warranty company is the one you need to deal with.[/quote]
you are 100% correct. I just was ticked off becuase they would not return my call. All star just called and sid the warranty company denied my claim. I plan to call the warranty company back and ask how they detwemined it was a pre existing problem. i have owned the truck less than 5 weeks.
you are 100% correct. I just was ticked off becuase they would not return my call. All star just called and sid the warranty company denied my claim. I plan to call the warranty company back and ask how they detwemined it was a pre existing problem. i have owned the truck less than 5 weeks.
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Usually selling dealership has to certify the truck is problem free before they are able to sell a warranty on it. I would suggest you take truck to selling dealership and let them sort it out with warranty company. It should be selling dealers responsibility to verify coverage and get it repaired, not yours. If it is an internet warranty.... well good luck.