NAVEWO
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- Jun 19, 2024
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- Location
- Tucson, Arizona
- Vehicles
- 2023 Ford F150 Lightning Lariat ER Max Tow
- Occupation
- Retired USAF Navigator/Electronic Warfare Officer
Took my truck in yesterday for the recall, the oily stain on my condenser, and I asked about the three year brake fluid change. I got the truck back today with the following.
26SB6 Lightbar recall: The truck passed the lightbar recall inspection and Ford approved the pictures. So recall complete for me and no parts needed.
Oily stain on a:c condenser viewed through louvers. Truck is out of warranty so paid $200 for an A/C diagnostic to check on the greasy looking condenser stain. See my post on this stain.
https://www.f150lightningforum.com/forum/threads/possible-radiator-leak.36407/
No leaks found. They pulled all the Freon from both systems (max tow package) and found no decrease in specified levels. They cleaned the stain for me and I guess I’ll just monitor cabin, battery, and motor cooling.
They seemed unaware of the 3 year brake fluid change recommended in the owners manual. Service advisor said they generally recommend fluid changes at the 5 year point. Pretty dry climate here in Arizona so I’ll kick that can down the road to 4-5 years.
26SB6 Lightbar recall: The truck passed the lightbar recall inspection and Ford approved the pictures. So recall complete for me and no parts needed.
Oily stain on a:c condenser viewed through louvers. Truck is out of warranty so paid $200 for an A/C diagnostic to check on the greasy looking condenser stain. See my post on this stain.
https://www.f150lightningforum.com/forum/threads/possible-radiator-leak.36407/
No leaks found. They pulled all the Freon from both systems (max tow package) and found no decrease in specified levels. They cleaned the stain for me and I guess I’ll just monitor cabin, battery, and motor cooling.
They seemed unaware of the 3 year brake fluid change recommended in the owners manual. Service advisor said they generally recommend fluid changes at the 5 year point. Pretty dry climate here in Arizona so I’ll kick that can down the road to 4-5 years.
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