All is good, my memory is excellent, it is my right knee that sucks.
My letter didn't arrive until weeks after the work was already done.
I installed mine and I think others here might have too. I have not replaced my camera yet as mine has not shown any issues like others have seen so I haven't put it high on the list of things to do. Probably get to it sometime this month though. I don't take any of my cars in for any work unless it is something major like an internal warranty engine/transmission repair.
I recommend not doing this yourself. This is a safety item that needs to be documented in the Ford computers. It’s a fairly straight forward process that most of us could do ourselves easily, but this needs to be done by Ford. There is liability involved.
I agree, and I am surprised they let anyone do it themselves because of the liability. I am just not sure my dealer would be as careful as i would want them to be. I don't give them much credit because previous experience at all dealers has shown me they are NOT careful. I have no doubt they can physically replace the bracket, just have zero confidence they can without F'ing something else up.....
I completely understand about techs screwing stuff up. I refuse to have any of my Mustangs worked on without me there “supervising.” If your dealer will allow you to install the items and then inspect the work as well as sign it off in the computer as having the recall done, then I see no harm/no foul.
>..is I'm gonna have to do the Shelby brake pedal routine AGAIN. But, I picked up something I should have purchased a long time ago, a pneumatic angle drill and it will make the job considerably easier and, easier on my back. :-)
