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I will keep eye on the fuel gauge-I drive a lot need to know that one!
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I had taken my truck in for the drivers control panel not working. The dealers hasn’t figured that out but they said I did needed a tank replacement. I was told my tank had drill bit marks but no holes. I’m not sure how I feel about pulling the tank and leaving it out waiting for the back ordered replacement. I did get a free rental during this time which is okay if we are talking 15 days, but if we are talking 60 days that’s not great. I would rather they put the tank back in and wait for the tank replacement. I added a photo for everyone’s viewing pleasure
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Mine had 4 holes took a week to fix no problems after that.I had taken my truck in for the drivers control panel not working. The dealers hasn’t figured that out but they said I did needed a tank replacement. I was told my tank had drill bit marks but no holes. I’m not sure how I feel about pulling the tank and leaving it out waiting for the back ordered replacement. I did get a free rental during this time which is okay if we are talking 15 days, but if we are talking 60 days that’s not great. I would rather they put the tank back in and wait for the tank replacement. I added a photo for everyone’s viewing pleasure
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Did they fix your existing tank or replace with a new?
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Replaced with new tank.
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Just took mine in for the routine 10k service and also tank inspection. They flagged my tank as a failure with the need for replacement.
Anyone have the general timing for replacement (I forgot to ask). They did set me up with an Enterprise rental, but it's a Jeep Wrangler... Not looking forward to that MPG if it's going to be longer than a few days.
Anyone have the general timing for replacement (I forgot to ask). They did set me up with an Enterprise rental, but it's a Jeep Wrangler... Not looking forward to that MPG if it's going to be longer than a few days.
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Dropped my truck off at 0730 yesterday and it was ready by 1500 today. Much faster than I was expecting!!
My truck has been at the dealership for about 6 weeks now waiting on a new gas tank. I’ve called Ford multiple times with no help. How in the world are some of you getting yours back in a matter of days?
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That's a ridiculous wait time! So many variables to consider, such as competency of your dealership, supply lines to your location, etc. I would say this is most likely a dealer problem.
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Ford and my dealership both keep telling me there is a nationwide parts shortage on the fuel tank. Don’t know how believable that is considering they keep producing new ones and I’m assuming the new ones have gas tanks.
