Commbubba19
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Anyone else have this issue? Found a video on youtube of the same sound mine makes after turning off.
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It has nothing to do with a fan bearing. The noise is caused by the brushes rubbing against the commutator within the electric motor as the fan slows down; it's not detrimental to performance or longevity whatsoever. My Edge had the noise, it was intermittent and decreased as the brushes wore in. Its not anything to waste time worrying about.its the fan bearing. apparently a bunch of people have this issue including myself. def thought i f'd something up with one of my installs. seems to be pretty common and harmless. just the passenger side fan bearing. supposedly ford knows about it but hasnt come up with permanent solution. bunch of guys have had them replaced under warranty only for replacements to go bad in 6 months. just some crappy fan bearings.
Anyone else have this issue? Found a video on youtube of the same sound mine makes after turning off.
Yup. Identical. Haven't done a thing about it though.
Ha, yeah I have the same squeak. Figured it was a fan slowing down to a stop but I hadn't spent the time investigating it. ...
Yes, me too. It has been intermittent, noticed it more in warm weather with AC on.
Yep, Mine was REPLACED by warranty.... it came back a few weeks later...
Ya. I have a slight squeak too. Can definetly tell now with the Lund tune since he has it running harder. Wasn't too worried about it though.
i get it once and awhile also .. mainly when the ac is on or i park it after taking it for a nice run through . its only when i park it ..now im getting a squeak from the drivers front wheel. ...
Have you guys brought this up to your Ford Dealers yet? If not, I recommend you bring it in and get it diagnosed first. With the diagnosis, your dealer can look up any TSBs, recalls, or customer satisfaction programs that may apply to your vehicle.I have the same problem on my eb, and on my new highlander.
Let’s loop in the customer service manager of your area, 2016_Dark_Horse. Please, PM me with your VIN, dealer, mileage, full name, and best daytime number.Had the fan replaced twice now, LOL. I'm waiting to hear a new part number for the fan anytime now...seems to be fairly common (enough for Ford to comp to the bearing issue). I had my second fan put in last month. No noise yet, but as others have stated it will most likely return in time.
Thanks, Deysha! I haven't heard the squeak since the weather has cooled, however I will mention it when I go in for routine maintenance later this month, so it is on record in case it returns in the summer.Have you guys brought this up to your Ford Dealers yet? If not, I recommend you bring it in and get it diagnosed first. With the diagnosis, your dealer can look up any TSBs, recalls, or customer satisfaction programs that may apply to your vehicle.
Also, please PM me with your VIN, dealer, mileage, full name, and best daytime number. I’ll loop in the customer service manager for your area. You can schedule an appointment online here.
Deysha