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It's plastic, you're in Florida, the difference in how the plastic liner and metal bed react to heat is what caused that. Usually after temps cool it should contract back to it's original shape.

On the bright side they didn't bust your chops for your spelling of "breaks".

As someone who made their living driving trucks for my company let me say.......Don't F***ing do that! Semis have a blind spot half as big as a football field behind them and we don't need people sitting there getting their mpg fantasy. We don't need drivers getting tangled up with some four...

As he just said, get a dash cam. One that records both front and rear.

Lol. "Rights", adorable.

Just don't eat ham on it.

I get enough texts from a human wife. I don't need a mechanical one.

This is a K.I.S.S. type of issue. Doesn't start: 1. Check that battery. 2. Battery good/ jump start the truck then check the charging. 3 First two are good, then check for something drawing power when off.

No. Unless you spring for the synthetic blinker fluid and the unobtanium muffler bearing upgrade.

Some sort of extra expense insurance above and beyond your auto insurance?

People seem to forget that even Babe Ruth didn't bat 1000.

FFS they're a high strength metric bolt, probably something in the #10 spec grade. They've been around since the auto industry switched to metric fasteners. People think they're being custom made by NASA or something.

I'd swing by the auto parts store and pick up a set of bolts and toss them on the service managers counter.

Yea...................that wouldn't result in the truck being down forever while the dealer and Ford decide whether or not it would be under warranty since the computer would show everything.

Dealers would be right about some.

Full stop on the story and all the "warranty, dealer, etc" stuff. The real issue is WHY ON GOD'S GREEN EARTH DO YOU KEEP DRIVING A VEHICLE ONCE YOU DISCOVER THE MECHANICALS ARE LEAKING VITAL FLUIDS?!!! What might have been just a leak will turn into a blown trans (or in the case of oil an...

When does that asteroid get here?

You should have stopped at 1. You definitely should have stopped at 2.

No, the color won't matter. It's not softer paint, it's harder rocks.