AWWWWW that's cute. You almost spelled that right! Keep at it Sport, you'll get there someday.and again, you sound like a FORD mignon!
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AWWWWW that's cute. You almost spelled that right! Keep at it Sport, you'll get there someday.and again, you sound like a FORD mignon!
Not yet!I have been following this thread for awhile...I am okay with some parts of a vehicle getting replaced at a dealer level as needed by possible warranty issues...engine replacement is not one of them....I have personally experienceed and learned of many instances of the vehicles with repaired/replaced motord experiencing multiple issues down the road. I do really feel badly for the people that have waited, in some cases a year or longer to get a new bronco, then find out its' most important part must be replaced. I have been waiting over a year and my bronco is suppose to arrive soon (maybe this month) but I do not want a problem vehicle or one that I cannot trust on long trips, campiing, off roading, etc.
I understand the mileage and number of delivered broncos wont reveal much...but I am hopeful that the issue may be confinned to a date range ...again---sorry to those already with failed engines ...I hope it gets resolved quickly.
Is there any indication that Broncos with 2.7 built in Dec 21 may not experience this issue?
Thank you ---
What kind of serious problems did you have with new engines, and how long after the replacement did they happen?I have been following this thread for awhile...I am okay with some parts of a vehicle getting replaced at a dealer level as needed by possible warranty issues...engine replacement is not one of them....I have personally experienceed and learned of many instances of the vehicles with repaired/replaced motord experiencing multiple issues down the road. I do really feel badly for the people that have waited, in some cases a year or longer to get a new bronco, then find out its' most important part must be replaced. I have been waiting over a year and my bronco is suppose to arrive soon (maybe this month) but I do not want a problem vehicle or one that I cannot trust on long trips, campiing, off roading, etc.
I understand the mileage and number of delivered broncos wont reveal much...but I am hopeful that the issue may be confinned to a date range ...again---sorry to those already with failed engines ...I hope it gets resolved quickly.
Is there any indication that Broncos with 2.7 built in Dec 21 may not experience this issue?
Thank you ---
Must be a Chevy guy or girl.. ALL vehicles made some where along the line have an issue . It's the correction and how to keep it from happening ..So the saying found on road dead is true?
Can u help explain from my bronco buildYou're lucky you got a rental. Most the other people with failures got shafted on that even. Get your engine build date if possible so we can compare it to the others as a data point.
Engine Code Information Label
The engine code information label, located on the rear of the vacuum pump and on the LH valve cover, contains the following:
Item Description 1 Engine plant 2 Drive type 3 Vehicle line 4 Engine displacement 5 Engine part number 6 Engine build date YYDDD (DDD=Julian Date [001-365])
Can ya help decifer this .You're lucky you got a rental. Most the other people with failures got shafted on that even. Get your engine build date if possible so we can compare it to the others as a data point.
Engine Code Information Label
The engine code information label, located on the rear of the vacuum pump and on the LH valve cover, contains the following:
Item Description 1 Engine plant 2 Drive type 3 Vehicle line 4 Engine displacement 5 Engine part number 6 Engine build date YYDDD (DDD=Julian Date [001-365])
274th day of 2021.Can ya help decifer this .
Oh thank you . Makes sense now .274th day of 2021.
10/1/21 build date
It’s called a Julian date. I used to sell beer for a living and a lot of imports used it for their expiration dates. Not that Heineken tastes any different a year after it was brewed but it’s helpful at the grocery store.Oh thank you . Makes sense now .