Dusten
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Cars had a creak in the suspension for a while. I finally had time to take it to the dealer.
Knowing about the issue with the nut on the axle I checked that before taking it in. Both were at least 150 ft/lbs so I assumed that's not the issue.
Well, Ford called an few hours later and informed me the amp wiring in my trunk is making the noise. Mind you the amp wasn't there, so I'm not sure how that's possible.... I just the disconnected wires. I told them I'd remove the wiring and take it back so they can fix the noise, since it was present before I installed the amp. Because they're alsoto lazy to actually trouble shoot and fix the issue it's now going to go back for every rattle I can find because that was some lazy bs
Knowing about the issue with the nut on the axle I checked that before taking it in. Both were at least 150 ft/lbs so I assumed that's not the issue.
Well, Ford called an few hours later and informed me the amp wiring in my trunk is making the noise. Mind you the amp wasn't there, so I'm not sure how that's possible.... I just the disconnected wires. I told them I'd remove the wiring and take it back so they can fix the noise, since it was present before I installed the amp. Because they're alsoto lazy to actually trouble shoot and fix the issue it's now going to go back for every rattle I can find because that was some lazy bs
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