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I only experienced it twice when I just left my home at around 30 miles. I feel the car shaking for 2 seconds and then everything is back to normal. I saw this on f150 before but don’t know if anyone experienced it too
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Is it more of a shake, or a rumble? If it feels like going over a rumble strip or something like that, then it's the lane departure warning. Our truck did it a couple of times months ago, lasted a few seconds, scared the hell out of me. But it's never happened again.
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It’s shake. I know the lane keeping warning will vibrate the steering wheel but this is def more violent and different. I can’t really reproduce it either
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Good morning! Can you please send over a private message with your VIN and the name/location of your local Ford dealer so I can look into your brake concerns on my end?
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I went to start my hybrid and I had the violent shake it was very violent, I turned the key off very quickly let it sit, turned it back on everything was fine I took it to the dealer to have it checked, they found no codes have them change the oil at $2,300 Miles and hoping it never happens again.
I would gladly send you my VIN this should be looked into.
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Here is my VIN
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Thanks for you help
The only “shaking“ I ever get on my ‘23 Maverick hybrid is hardly noticeable and only when it transitions from electric to the gas engine. And this only happens occasionally and probably only for a fraction of a second. I’m pretty sure it’s normal. Ford did a nice job designing my hybrid Maverick. I love driving this truck!
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