speed control modification recall
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the jumper harnesses are actually in now, but in small quantities. my dealer just got about 50 or so in last week. as far as i tell, it seems to be first come first serve....had one today that had not been even been deactivated yet, but we installed the jumper anyway. my main point was to warn the original group affected by the recall...2000 f150 and expedition. the 15th is the last day of replacing the actual deactivator switch (which is the whole problem), the 16th--everyone gets the jumper harness( ie. the band-aid)
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I just toook mine in this weekend I got a letter sayin parts would be in in Novemeber, then a postcard saying they wouldnt be in till Feb.
But they did it, I left hit the cruise it worked, called them and they said They got 30 parts in so i was lucky.
When I opend the hood There is a sitch comin out of the Brake resovoir and a several inch long new piece tie wrapped to a cable just stickin up.
Is this how yalls is?
But they did it, I left hit the cruise it worked, called them and they said They got 30 parts in so i was lucky.
When I opend the hood There is a sitch comin out of the Brake resovoir and a several inch long new piece tie wrapped to a cable just stickin up.
Is this how yalls is?
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i told you guys the patch was ugly....i only hope all of you with the 2000 models went and got your switch and jumper . the problem with this recall is what parts are being 'serviced'. the problem with the truck is that the switches eventually leak brake fluid---this leads to shorting the switch out and causing the official "overheating of the harness". its not the ugly harness, but rather the lack of a switch(the cause) that you guys need to looking at. owners of 2000 models were promised switches, now the blame for the recall is placed on "overheating of the harness", so now you get a fused harness---and when the switch starts leaking and the harness goes POOF its your responsibility to repair the problem. sorry to beat a dead horse, but i think that there are too many people out there that dont understand that they are getting the short end of the stick here.
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First of all thanks to all for giving the heads-up that the dealerships have the harness in. I called this morning and they had 2 left, so drove in an hour and had it installed. It was mentioned in this thread that if it was done before the 16th, we would get a new switch, which is the problem, then after that it would be the harness with a fuse. Well, today is the 15th and they only would put in the harness. But, maybe they will only replace the switch if it is bad and/or a 2000 model. I don't know... I might have misunderstood what was being said too. None the less thanks for posting that they are available now. I am back cruising down the road!
Last edited by Toby'sFord; 12-15-2005 at 12:46 PM.
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