Yes I did. It will stop with either letting off the gas or stepping on the gas.I couldn't tell but did you let go of the gas pedal or no?
Ken, You have just caught Lightning in a Bottle (isn’t that a Metallica song) that is exactly it! Thanks for sharing!Just want to add this video. I apologize for the very low audio so please turn up your headphones. I was trying an action cam out and caught this on my video. I've had the shudder happen around 4-5 times. The camera's video stabilzation really takes away the violent shudder but I describe it as "A stick shift leaving a stop sign in 3rd gear instead of 1st by mistake" If you have driven a manual I think you will understand what I am describing. The shake is fairly violent vs a handoff between Electric and ICE and shakes the whole truck. The local Ford dealership isn't confident yet that they can replicate it so they suggested to bring it in when it happens, which is like catching lightning in a bottle. I can say that for sure, it has happened when the motor is cold, in the morning and/or when driving at slow speeds like 25-30 mph. In the video the Maverick is transitioning to ICE at about 28ish mph. I hope this helps others. 1700 miles on my Maverick to clarify a bit more.
Yes that’s a good comparison to the feel of it.Today it felt like I went over rumble strips. I let off the gas and it was gone. Is this what you feel?
I’m only around 1000 miles too.
Temperature? I think it was between 50-60 degrees when I felt mine do it the one time.Is everyone that is experiencing this in a cold climate or from both cold and warm?
Yea, that’s a good description.Today it felt like I went over rumble strips. I let off the gas and it was gone. Is this what you feel?
I’m only around 1000 miles too.
Definitely started during cooler temps, buts it’s not really cold where I live. Some icy mornings but it’s also happened on a decently sunny morning like in the video.Is everyone that is experiencing this in a cold climate or from both cold and warm?