I like that thought… only problem I see is getting the backing in there. Damn near impossible unless you take the whole front end off …
And insurance won't either outside of a windshield.
Not sure what state you're in or what kind of insurance you have, but I have zero deductible comprehensive coverage that would pay for this.
You don't know that, might be a result of brittle or cracked plastic. It's for the dealership to decide.
So by that reasoning, if a tree branch fell on the hood and made a dent, the warranty should cover it since the hood on the lowest price truck built does not have a titanium hood? Ridiculous.
So if your rearview mirror falls off it's because you live on a dirt road? If your door window shatters its because you closed your door too hard? Your seat tears because you sat on it. Don't forget that shortcoming in workmanship also takes design and engineering into account. Harder plastic should resist the MULTIPLE rocks that are going to be kicked up at it throughout the life of the VEH. If Ford decided to use plastic as a component on the grill it should be able to resist your every day rock impact. Most warranty's include shortcoming in material or workmanship.
More so looking for constructive suggestions on how to fix it. But thanks for adding to the popularity of the post!
