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  • #201073
    Robert McDermott
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    UPDATE 9-11-2024 :
    This is a E-Mail sent to All Computer Resources in FL from me. It is a good read.
    “Hi Support,
    I gave up on help from “Professionals” & Diagnosed the multiple fault codes in the computer Myself. It turned out to be a defective #4 Ignition Coil. Of the SEVEN CODES listed after the New PCM was installed by the Dealer & Those are the same codes it had in it when brought into the FORD Dealer I paid Sunset Ford for their time & took the car home to diagnose myself. There were No codes set for misfires, But That was what was setting the varied codes that didn’t make sense & when checked with a meter, Were shown to be not in error. The coil was sending signals back to the PCM & setting errors that were NOT AT FAULT. Replacing the # 4 Ignition Coil ONLY & Clearing all codes (Other than P-1000), Turned the car from a Shuddering & Dying mess, Back to a perfectly running vehicle with no codes at all. I’ve driven it close to 100 miles since the fix & No issues at all.
    I have received a Refund Check from SUNSET FORD for PCM diagnose Error in the sum of $ 760.00 today & placed it back in the bank. I really didn’t need the computer from you that was requested by SUNSET FORD, BUT I’m NOT looking for any kind of a Return OR Refund from your company as the car has your PCM in it & is running great. I don’t want to start changing a car that is PERFECT NOW.
    Thank You for your product & I hope that I will never need that lifetime warranty you included. Since this was such a Unexplained Problem of non-common sense, You might want to remember this strange Multiple error code issue, Should it come up in the future.
    Sincerely,
    Robert “

    #200766
    Robert McDermott
    Participant

    I have a 2007 Ford Five Hundred SEL FWD w/ 6 speed trans. 235,000 miles. I keep it well maintained with only Motorcraft Parts (if possible).

    Driving Fine All Day, parked, came out of store- starts fine, But can’t make it across parking lot. Stumbles & red PATS light comes on & dies. 6 listed fault codes: U-0300, P-060A, P-1000, P-0642, P-2105, P-2107. Took to FORD dealer I bought it from new after I couldn’t diagnose. I’ve tried NEW Battery, Throttle Body, & Throttle Pedal. They had it a month. They thought since motor mounts bad & motor shifting, Might be a break in harness. They replaced all motor & Trans. mounts. They said “Could not duplicate codes with moving harness (NLA)”. Next, They said ” PCM must be bad (NLA)”. I got a rebuilt PCM from All Computer Resources in FL. Comes with keys programmed to my VIN, Just cut new keys. Plug & Play; Lifetime Guarantee. Took Another month & They installed it. They said ” Alternator was erratic”, So It was replaced. I was told car was fixed. Paid thousands & made it just blocks. Ck. Light on, Stumbles & Dies if rpm’s below 2,000. Keep speed up, It runs for many miles. Drop speed to stop, Stumbles, Bucks, & Pats light comes on & DIES. Absolutely the exact same problem I filled out the work order with. Got the car home. Have been arguing with FORD Dealer for 2 months. They won’t take it back in under a guarantee. Managers won’t talk to me OR return calls. Won’t refund anything. I checked and all of the original codes listed above are now in the New PCM too. I’m don’t know where to turn next. I’m diagnosing on my own, Bought a BOSCH 1350 scanner & know how to use a multi-meter. Got the FORD wiring diagram manual.

    PLEASE, If any ideas (other than trash the vehicle), I sure could use help as to what to try next. I’ve thrown thousands to “Professionals”, Only to be back to the beginning on my own. I’m a Yamaha motorcycle mechanic of 52 years, But I’m a bit over my head here. I don’t have a scope OR Programming equipment. Any & All advice would be appreciated.

    #200744
    buek
    Participant

    Did you have any luck with the 3rd party warranty on this issue? This just recently started happening on my 2017 Ford Escape. Pretty much exact same situation, the cylinder 2 misfire, white smoke from exhaust, draining coolant, and troubles starting. I’ve had the car 3 years, and these issues just started occurring a few days ago. Someone pointed out the TSB to me and I found this forum.
    I did purchase a “lifetime Engine” warranty with the vehicle and I’m wondering if it’s even worth looking into.

    #199378
    Nerakg
    Participant

    Over 100,000 Ford owners have reported the same issue: coolant leaking into the engine. I have a 2017 Escape Titanium 2.0L ecoboost engine. The car does not even have 65,000 miles on it. I do regular maintenance and oil changes. The car started overheating and stalling. A mechanic examined it and told me that coolant has leaked into the oil. I towed it to the Ford dealership for an official diagnosis. Indeed, I am a victim of the infamous coolant intrusion. Ford is so aware of it that they have the recommendation on their repair site: new long block. The cost of the repair is over $8,000, which is steep for me with 2 children in college. Basically, that’s a whole new engine with an improved long block they have. This means that they know and knew better after the first 1.5l ecoboost lawsuit. I would have forgiven them if they owned up to the mistake and repaired the vehicle. The fact that I had to join a class action lawsuit causes me to continuously preach the message against this disingenuous fraudulent company. I will NEVER buy another Ford! There is a reason why people say F-O-R-D stands for Fix Or Repair Daily or Found On Road Dead. They are heartless! How unethical and money hungry can you be? The car could literally catch on fire and kill innocent people. It would be such karma if a 2.0l ecoboost conked out in front of those responsible for not agreeing to repairs and caused them major harm. I’m not saying that’s my wish. I’m only stating the irony of karma. I have no car right now.

    #198436
    73OpelGt
    Participant

    Hi I have a classic opel gt that I’m rebuilding and I have decided the 1.5 3 cylinder turbo Ecoboost dragon engine is perfect.

    200hp, 214 lbft, engine block the 11×8.5, weight 95kg all is great.

    It would be nice to find out the height so I can confirm it’s not too high for the hood.

    The only other thing I need to know, what bellhousing will fit that would allow me to use a rwd transmission. Does anyone know if a t5 would work or maybe a 6 speed?

    I’ve read there is a racing tune available that would delete most things from the ECU and allow it to be tuned for more power.

    Unfortunately I haven’t been able to get any information from local dealers. I’ve called dealerships in the USA as well but not even emails direct to Ford has helped with finding this ECU tune and what rwd bellhousing will bolt up to this motor.

    The 2.0 uses the same transmission and they can bolt to the t5 or a Miata transmission but there are many 2.0 engines. I’d rather not buy the motor and have to transport it to every place that has a transmission to physically see if they have the same pattern.

    Thank you.

    #197191
    Stepg1
    Participant

    Hello all, just received my 2024 Mustang GT Premium. It is well known that the windows will close only to about 3/8″. But when you close the doors, the windows then fully seat. Does anyone know WHY Ford did this to many Mustang years.
    What was their logic for it?

    Thanks in advance for any answers.

    #195784
    Shelby2017
    Participant

    Starting up the fiesta ST the clutch pedal stuck on the floor and stayed there. I’ve had countless stick shift cars and never came across this. Anybody out there can advise me on this?

    #195752
    [email protected]
    Participant

    From what I have observed and verified the F150 offers 3 bed sizes, 5.5 ft, 6.5ft and 8 ft. Now I realize that you can order a 6.5 ft bed with the supercrew cab but the combination that most dealers have on their lots is the SuperCrew with a 5.5ft bed and that’s what I had to settle for when I bought my XLT. To me it’s pretty weeny and I have some thoughts on this and want to know what you guys think. I believe the supercrew with 5.5ft bed has wheelbase of 145.4 and with the 6.5 ft bed it’s 157.2 (about 1 foot difference). My brilliant idea which Ford might think is stupid is leave the wheelbase at 145.4 and extend the bed 12 inches for the same capacity and it would seem to me much less cost to Ford. That would be an industry first that no one else does and set Ford apart.
    If anyone knows how to get my idea up to the designers and engineers I’d love to know their thoughts as well. So let me know what you all think please.

    #195115

    Topic: F150 bed sizes

    in forum Ford
    [email protected]
    Participant

    From what I have observed and verified the F150 offers 3 bed sizes, 5.5 ft, 6.5ft and 8 ft. Now I realize that you can order a 6.5 ft bed with the supercrew cab but the combination that most dealers have on their lots is the SuperCrew with a 5.5ft bed and that’s what I had to settle for when I bought my XLT. To me it’s pretty weeny and I have some thoughts on this and want to know what you guys think. I believe the supercrew with 5.5ft bed has wheelbase of 145.4 and with the 6.5 ft bed it’s 157.2 (about 1 foot difference). My brilliant idea which Ford might think is stupid is leave the wheelbase at 145.4 and extend the bed 12 inches for the same capacity and it would seem to me much less cost to Ford. That would be an industry first that no one else does and set Ford apart.
    If anyone knows how to get my idea up to the designers and engineers I’d love to know their thoughts as well. So let me know what you all think please.

    #194815
    Gleap
    Participant

    I have been dealing with problems for over a year and an endless back and forth between the customer service line and the dealership.

    I have been out of the truck for over 30 days, and they have no idea how to fix it. I have had over $2000 in rental cars they won’t pay for.

    The customer service group promised to get an engineer to look at it but never did anything. I called the dealer they said their hands are tied by Ford.

    They make me repeat the story every time I call no notes I guess.

    I may have to give up on Ford which is sad as my Grandad retired from Ford.

    rstaton
    Participant

    Hello, while I do like my 2017 Ford Edge Titanium and all the bells and whistles it has, I have to say I am not liking the $6400.00 give or take for replacement of engine due to coolant leaking into cylinders. Like Sean Connery said in Untouchables, ” what are you prepared to do about it”? I am widowed retired female on fixed income and in May 2024 replaced my engine at 6400.00 dollars. I believe a recall is in order to help repay my repair bill due to Fords error. Please help me. Thank you

    #194228
    MikeSmith
    Participant

    Can anyone answer whether the 2024 Ford Ranger 2.7L V-6 uses cylinder deactivation?

    #193911

    Topic: New Cal Special

    in forum Ford
    Calspecialmustang
    Participant

    What happened to the side scoops on the Mustang California Special??? That’s what made it special, not some lame blue lights that only go with one body color. Ford missed the boat on this one and should bring back the classic California Special fascia.

    explorer93
    Participant

    When V5.0 came out Ford Authority was gushing about what a great upgrade it was. I have to wonder what they have been smoking, or how much they got paid for that fluff piece.

    The new App is a neutured version of what was a great tool for Ford Owners.

    No longer can we see in near real time where our vehicles are at.
    There is no way to refresh location.
    There is no longer a fuel gauge in the new app.
    There is no way to add service records for DIY maintenance and repairs.
    There is no maintenance schedule.
    There is no trip planning.
    There is no way to check for extended warranty info.
    I’m sure I’m missing some others features.
    The Google Map doesn’t show properly when phone is set to dark mode, this is the only app I have an issue with.

    Ford Authority, do you care to explain why you believe this all adds up to a greatly improved app?

    #192037

    Topic: Ford Pass

    in forum Help & Support
    BuyAmericanFord72
    Participant

    Ford recently changed the Ford Pass app.
    Now it does not show the Ford Extended Service Plan number for one of my vehicles
    and there doesn’t appear the capability of adding my own service entries.
    Both of these items were available in the previous version.
    Why have these features been removed? Or how do I get to them in the revised app?

    Gerald
    [email protected]

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