thank you, had not seen that, wonder if the more details line is just a standard thing or maybe they are looking at a new make or model ?The manual should be back. Direct from the Ford website:
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thank you, had not seen that, wonder if the more details line is just a standard thing or maybe they are looking at a new make or model ?The manual should be back. Direct from the Ford website:
I would guess Ford wants to be sure the new fix takes care of the problem. After, they can announce a new availability date for ordering.thank you, had not seen that, wonder if the more details line is just a standard thing or maybe they are looking at a new make or model ?
I got an email from the Service Rep at my stealership abou the transmission I was getting. I told him .........."I understood that the "A" transmission, was not the revised version. Why am I getting the "A"" version?" He says......"We submitted with the old part number and Ford is sending us with the new part.".............WTF..............new part my a**Do you know how long it has been since the order for a new transmission was placed?
What $$ did they offer you for the Cash & Keep?They will give you 2 options.
Buy back & Cash and Keep.
The Cash and Keep options is basically a payoff for your "pain and suffering".
If you want to keep your bronco and get it fixed, take the Cash and Keep option.
Nothing will change, it will not be salvaged, it's basically just a payoff from Ford Motor Company.
Maybe i missed it, but what are the qualifications to get offered the buyback / Cash & Keep? I'll go aftermarket tranny before I ever give up my Bronco, so just curious.What $$ did they offer you for the Cash & Keep?
...subscribed...Maybe i missed it, but what are the qualifications to get offered the buyback / Cash & Keep? I'll go aftermarket tranny before I ever give up my Bronco, so just curious.
You told your service department you’re aware of an issue, refusing service for the issue that has a TSB, and will drive it until you damage more components? What makes you think they’ll honor your warranty claim at all after that? They have every right to deny you a transmission replacement now that you told them you’re deliberately forgoing service on a known issue…...subscribed...
My '23 2.3L BL SAS has made noise from Day 1, when cold, yadda, yadda. My plan is to wait until there is a solid fix or it grenades under warranty. I've already told my service department this and they agree that it's the best option right now.
I told them that I had the issue, they said that they didn't have parts to fix it at the time so I should just keep on driving it until they have the parts or it grenades. Sorry, didn't exactly phrase it right. It's not like they're calling me to bring it in.You told your service department you’re aware of an issue, refusing service for the issue that has a TSB, and will drive it until you damage more components? What makes you think they’ll honor your warranty claim at all after that? They have every right to deny you a transmission replacement now that you told them you’re deliberately forgoing service on a known issue…
Have you gotten any response from Ford yet? Also, how did you go about initiating the buyback? Was the buyback your idea or Ford's idea?They will give you 2 options.
Buy back & Cash and Keep.
The Cash and Keep options is basically a payoff for your "pain and suffering".
If you want to keep your bronco and get it fixed, take the Cash and Keep option.
Nothing will change, it will not be salvaged, it's basically just a payoff from Ford Motor Company.
Ford contacted me.Have you gotten any response from Ford yet? Also, how did you go about initiating the buyback? Was the buyback your idea or Ford's idea?
Did you show the Parts Dept the 2 screenshots that had the Merchandiser Remarks "ORDERS TO BE PLACED ON NEW LEVEL: MB3Z7003-E"? I was going to talk to my Parts Dept today and show them the images, but I don't want to look like a donkey either....I went in and spoke to the parts department. He looked at, and showed me ECAT as well as DOW. Both showed MB3Z-7003-A as the replacement. He states it could be production date but was not sure. Looks like I’ll be taking that transmission with my fingers crossed.
I did not. I figure the more I push the further toward the back of the line I could end up. 300 miles into the “a” version and its doing well…Did you show the Parts Dept the 2 screenshots that had the Merchandiser Remarks "ORDERS TO BE PLACED ON NEW LEVEL: MB3Z7003-E"? I was going to talk to my Parts Dept today and show them the images, but I don't want to look like a donkey either....
Back when Ford was advising people to drop certain constrained items, it would have been nice if Ford also clued us in there was a possible issue with the manual trans. Would have allowed the customers to make a more informed decision when ordering/buying. I wasn't aware of the extent, else I'd have likely switched to an auto and different build config.Does Ford have an outlet that is bringing this MT issue to everyone's attention? I bought my 2022 MT Bronco from Carvana last month with 56 miles and in less that a week and 300 miles the grinding began. Had I been aware of this issue, which appears to be a design flaw with no current fix in sight, I would have avoided the MT and gone with an automatic. It is too bad that Ford is not more transparent on this issue. I would feel much better if I at least had regular updates on the progress for a solution. Is there any information out there?