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Ford should at least release a notification asking users not to let the truck idle on cold starts. At least until the fix is released.
LOL,, up north, leaving a car run for 45 minutes to an hour to warm up is very common, been doing it for decades. Also, at -10,,, or worse, some folks will leave the car run for hours while there eating out, having a beer at the bar,, you name it. Here's an common example of a town here in Iowa, hoping folks will shut em off, discouraging local theft, which usually is local kids joy riding, ,,,or cars just taking up space.
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Trivia time! Does this maverick have the dreaded melting heat shield or Is it brand new with no use ?
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To me, the thing that tells me it's not damaged is that plastic clamp. If it's hot enough to warp metal, it's hot enough to melt plastic, right?
 

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Bottom pic shows coolant hose out of retainer. Is hose clamp misplaced as well?
That’s not a hose clamp. It’s a hose protectant sleeve. The “clamp” is only holding the sleeve. That actual hose is either factory crimped or clamped under the pictured “sleeve”.
 

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The melting metal in the engine bay cant be a good thing overall
 

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The melting metal in the engine bay can't be a good thing overall
Did you actually read any of the posts in this thread or just post because of the title because if you had actually read the replies you would have found out that nothing melted.
 

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Did you actually read any of the posts in this thread or just post because of the title because if you had actually read the replies you would have found out that nothing melted.
Come on, I was being entertained :ROFLMAO:
 

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Just for reference, the melting point of that metal is likely between 1220°F/660°C.


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LOL,, up north, leaving a car run for 45 minutes to an hour to warm up is very common, been doing it for decades. Also, at -10,,, or worse, some folks will leave the car run for hours while there eating out, having a beer at the bar,, you name it. Here's an common example of a town here in Iowa, hoping folks will shut em off, discouraging local theft, which usually is local kids joy riding, ,,,or cars just taking up space.
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Yeah my wife is one of those warms up her car a long time and to get the heated seats nice and toasty. In NJ they actually have a law about that. Even on private property.
 
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Just for reference, the melting point of that metal is likely between 1220°F/660°C.
That is true.

But--

THERE IS NO F**KING MELTED METAL ON THE G***A**N SHIELD! Nada. ZILCH. IT'S NOT AN ISSUE!

OK, I feel better now...
 
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^^^^you are correct. There doesn't appear to be any other damage besides the melted shield. I think the OP got lucky.
 

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That is true.

But--

THERE IS NO F**KING MELTED METAL ON THE G***A**N SHIELD! Nada. ZILCH. IT'S NOT AN ISSUE!

OK, I feel better now...
I think you are being trolled mate.
 

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Side note: So the cat is right at the manifold? Not under the vehicle? In other words will crackheads not be able to steal it easily?
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