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Brings a whole new meaning to "slow and steady wins the race"
Good morning, Jorge! Could you please send us a private message with your VIN and dealership information? I would like to look into these brake engagement concerns for you on my end. Thanks!
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I bet as spring approaches, we’re gona see more posts like this
Wow. I feel special. Sent info requested via DM. Thanks for reaching out. I am sure everyone appreciates you guys reading through these and engaging. I know I do!
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Just thinking electronically, maybe you are getting a good ground with the door on. Check you fuse box connections and grounds?
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@Razorback - out of curiosity, did you try buckling the seat belts before starting up the vehicle?
Yeah, never happened when the seat belts were buckled. That's why I assumed it was some safety feature thing but all warnings are unrelated.
On another note, I mentioned to the Ford rep that it only happened when I had all four doors off and not when I only removed the front.
Hey all, just wanted to update everyone on the Ford contact. Basically they just wanted to schedule an appointment with the local dealer so nothing special. I said I would get to it when I bring it in for my oil change. I have a list of other things to fix too.
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Or turning on Aux only to roll down windows? Could be you are rolling them down with engine running
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@jorgem31 did Ford ever confirm a solution? Was it just being buckled in before starting or something else? Scanned a few different threads on this and haven't seen a clear consensus besides possibly being buckled in before start. Will be taking my doors off for the first time here soon and just curious. Thanks!
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I unplugged the doors and a few times it does seem using seatbelt first helps. Didn't throw a bunch of errors or engage parking break. Still get the weird "passenger door open" or something to that effect. The alarm company went ahead and pulled the motion/proximity sensor out since all sensors run through the door. Only alarm option currently is a completely self sustained alarm with it's own sensors when doors are off. the only draw back is you have to use a 2nd key fob from alarm company and it doesn't connect with Ford Pass....
No. When I finally got in touch with them they were simply offering to schedule service with my local dealer. I asked what the difference was in just doing that myself and she said just that they would track it. I have a short list of things I will raise under warranty once I take mine in for it's first oil change.
Personally I found buckling in before starting the rig avoided most of the warnings. You still get the door connection one.
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