I had the reduced power- drivetrain fault once a year ago and then again last weekend. Turns out the issue was the Turbo - Bypass valve not holding boost. Dealer replaced the valve under warranty.
Assuming the OP means one of the headliner clips- After my botched airbag recall I pushed on the rear center of the headliner and it popped into the clip. Guess my tech was too weak to actually perform this maneuver- lol
So lucky to have a rig with a borked under-engineered axle set up but ok ! Hopefully folks in the aftermarket can assist in a more robust unit actually built with some headroom/tolerance -
Without some additional clearance this front bumper/valance would have been lost some time ago on basic...
Not true- Plenty of non-lifted, non- modified mavericks have already have had their axles has documented throughout this site.
Also where I live it seems dealers are fine changing out parts that fail within the warranty period- They aren't looking up peoples skirts trying to find reasons to...
Yep I remember the days of split/boot n grease replacement sets. Fun times. Glad the dealer is handling this after my weekend of fault codes, trailer hitch and ball problems and a new generator that decided to take the weekend off during our camping trip.
- Being told the defective Turbo/By-Pass Valve is actually the culprit of the low boost warning but also the powertrain malfunction/Reduced power/Fault - Hoping this is the case and just replacing the valve solves the terrifying forced power reduction -