That's good. I now regret taking mine in to get documented because now they'll expect me to have the TSB done and I could be without it for months. I would much rather let it fail (if it does) and get a new trans at that point.
Just tell them you don't want the TSB, it isn't a recall, it's not mandatory.
If I refuse and later have a complete failure they won't fight me on a replacement because I chose not to have the recommended repair done?
I don't know for certain, but the TSB doesn't fix it, so you could argue that. I definitely wouldn't let them keep your truck while waiting on parts.
I'm just leery because I've never once had a good experience with warranty work, they're always weasels.
Stephens auto center in West Virginia
Go the same exact Bronco as you, even color, but without the roof rails. In PA too. I'll be passing your area of the state on the way to get mine at Chapman next week. Then the fun begins.
I have thought about looking at this but I do not know enough about it to feel I’d be making an informed decision. I was asked this afternoon to bring back loaner and take bronco home, and was now told replacement will be the end of the month and possibly the beginning of next month. I really do not believe that the new transmission has much of a chance to not have/develop this problem at this point.
I am sorry you’ve been waiting so long. Have they been giving you any timing estimates?
No. I believe the transmission is in but things like the roll pin and clips etc are backordered with no ETA
Good luck Hoof, hope yours doesn't sound like a $50k baby rattleGo the same exact Bronco as you, even color, but without the roof rails. In PA too. I'll be passing your area of the state on the way to get mine at Chapman next week. Then the fun begins.
Wow has your truck been at the dealership that long?
