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Sitting around 53k right now in my 2022. Minor things like window bounce back, that B&O high pitch crap, and now just recently the seat restraint indicator.

Solid otherwise. Overall just an amazing truck.

Was wondering what you other OG tremor owners have on your truck mileage wise and if you've had any issues?
 
2021. 51k miles. Infotainment still a mess. No other issues. Putting new shocks this week.
 
Haha, 2022 just crossed 30k miles. I need to take it in for the slip yoke to be greased and a rattle in my dash that sounds like it is coming from the a pillar area on the driver side. Otherwise she has been trouble free.
 
Haha, 2022 just crossed 30k miles. I need to take it in for the slip yoke to be greased and a rattle in my dash that sounds like it is coming from the a pillar area on the driver side. Otherwise she has been trouble free.
I have like 3 b pillar rattle that are driving me nuts. 14000 miles on 2023. Otherwise so far so good.
 
I'm probably one of the lowest - November 2022 and just under 15k miles.

No notable issues. I get a new company car every 1-2 years and the truck has been as/more trouble free than any of those.
 
I'm probably one of the lowest - November 2022 and just under 15k miles.

No notable issues. I get a new company car every 1-2 years and the truck has been as/more trouble free than any of those.
damn i thought i'd be lowest with a July22 @21k :ROFLMAO:

shifter blew out a panel at random otherwise no issues
 
2023 fully stock - 49k miles - no issues. sometimes the auto up on driver window seems to not work and the bounce-back is super annoying.

will get new tires around 55k (probably by end of the year). didn't rotate enough otherwise i could have gotten way more life out of them. will be going with ready lift 2 inch level and 285/75/15's at the same time. maybe Eibach stage 2r instead if i feel like putting up the money.
 
I have been thinking about starting this thread myself. 2023 402A 3.5 and will hit 77K miles in the coming weeks.

Mods I’ve done:
-DD ditch lights kit right when I got it, no complaints other than it has been hard figuring out the best way to point them because the dynamic projectors are already excellent
-Eibach 2R at 60K, no complaints
-Ford Performance tune at like 55K, it does what I wanted
-Replaced the stock grabbers around 60K with stock size MT Baja Boss, still loving them even with the weight. Grabbers still had some tread left, overall pleased with them for OE tires and thought hard about the load range E version. But the MTBB are better.
-Forscan; removed double honk, added glare free headlights which are awesome
-Minor stuff like wheel well liners, husky mats, black gorilla lugs, DD license plate bulbs, Diamondback cover, lineX lining

Only warranty work done was getting the steering wheel bolt/nut replaced, knocked it loose pretending to be a raptor and hit a hole going too fast.

Recently I’ve noticed some clunky downshifts at low speed, no load and am a little concerned, but the internet abounds with people having the exact same thing with the 10R80 and being told it just do that sometimes. Will still be looking to replace the fluid in the nearish future to see if it has any effect. Resetting the trans using the tuner seems to help for a time but then it seems to relearn the bad habit. So we’ll see.

I intend to take the truck to 200K+ barring any catastrophic issues or a wreck and so far so good. Best vehicle I’ve ever owned.
 
2023 almost at 30K.
My issues….
OEM battery gave up several months back and I replaced it with a DieHard Platinum which had better specs than the OEM battery and the normal slow software update issues.
Other than that, “knock on wood” no other issues.

Question for any of you.
Has anyone else received a message in your Ford Pass app about the rear camera screen software update including a letter explaining the same thing?

It’s an active recall but no remedy exists but Ford will contact owners when it becomes available.

I haven’t experienced any of the issues described in the active recall.
How about you guys?

For those who are interested, I’ve attached a couple of screenshots of the message that I received.
 

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Only warranty work done was getting the steering wheel bolt/nut replaced, knocked it loose pretending to be a raptor and hit a hole going too fast.
What was the symptom of the issue here? Any noise coming from the dash that sounds like it is by the a pillar or behind the steering wheel? I have a rattle in that area that is rather annoying.
 
2023 almost at 30K.
My issues….
OEM battery gave up several months back and I replaced it with a DieHard Platinum which had better specs than the OEM battery and the normal slow software update issues.
Other than that, “knock on wood” no other issues.

Question for any of you.
Has anyone else received a message in your Ford Pass app about the rear camera screen software update including a letter explaining the same thing?

It’s an active recall but no remedy exists but Ford will contact owners when it becomes available.

I haven’t experienced any of the issues described in the active recall.
How about you guys?

For those who are interested, I’ve attached a couple of screenshots of the message that I received.
I have the same and never experienced an issue.
 
I have like 3 b pillar rattle that are driving me nuts. 14000 miles on 2023. Otherwise so far so good.
Look at the trim on your rear doors, where it seals to the b pillar. Mine rattle up and down freely. Zero friction. Had to apply some electrical tape to keep them in place. No more rattles from b pillar area
 
2023 almost at 30K.
My issues….
OEM battery gave up several months back and I replaced it with a DieHard Platinum which had better specs than the OEM battery and the normal slow software update issues.
Other than that, “knock on wood” no other issues.

Question for any of you.
Has anyone else received a message in your Ford Pass app about the rear camera screen software update including a letter explaining the same thing?

It’s an active recall but no remedy exists but Ford will contact owners when it becomes available.

I haven’t experienced any of the issues described in the active recall.
How about you guys?

For those who are interested, I’ve attached a couple of screenshots of the message that I received.
Yes. My app says the remedy is now available.... Need to do it next time it's in. Hope it solves the CONSTANT freezing and rebooting on startup
 
I have been thinking about starting this thread myself. 2023 402A 3.5 and will hit 77K miles in the coming weeks.

Mods I’ve done:
-DD ditch lights kit right when I got it, no complaints other than it has been hard figuring out the best way to point them because the dynamic projectors are already excellent
-Eibach 2R at 60K, no complaints
-Ford Performance tune at like 55K, it does what I wanted
-Replaced the stock grabbers around 60K with stock size MT Baja Boss, still loving them even with the weight. Grabbers still had some tread left, overall pleased with them for OE tires and thought hard about the load range E version. But the MTBB are better.
-Forscan; removed double honk, added glare free headlights which are awesome
-Minor stuff like wheel well liners, husky mats, black gorilla lugs, DD license plate bulbs, Diamondback cover, lineX lining

Only warranty work done was getting the steering wheel bolt/nut replaced, knocked it loose pretending to be a raptor and hit a hole going too fast.

Recently I’ve noticed some clunky downshifts at low speed, no load and am a little concerned, but the internet abounds with people having the exact same thing with the 10R80 and being told it just do that sometimes. Will still be looking to replace the fluid in the nearish future to see if it has any effect. Resetting the trans using the tuner seems to help for a time but then it seems to relearn the bad habit. So we’ll see.

I intend to take the truck to 200K+ barring any catastrophic issues or a wreck and so far so good. Best vehicle I’ve ever owned.

How's the eibach 2r? Mine go on Thursday morning. Was there enough lift in the front to get you level or close to it, without being a super harsh ride?
 
Look at the trim on your rear doors, where it seals to the b pillar. Mine rattle up and down freely. Zero friction. Had to apply some electrical tape to keep them in place. No more rattles from b pillar area
I also had a squeaky/creaky rattle sound coming from the driver side door when my knee was hitting it while I was driving. I applied some bo-shield t9 to the column behind the driver door arm rest. Maybe not a great idea but the squeaky sound is gone. It was driving me nuts.
 
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I have been thinking about starting this thread myself. 2023 402A 3.5 and will hit 77K miles in the coming weeks.

Mods I’ve done:
-DD ditch lights kit right when I got it, no complaints other than it has been hard figuring out the best way to point them because the dynamic projectors are already excellent
-Eibach 2R at 60K, no complaints
-Ford Performance tune at like 55K, it does what I wanted
-Replaced the stock grabbers around 60K with stock size MT Baja Boss, still loving them even with the weight. Grabbers still had some tread left, overall pleased with them for OE tires and thought hard about the load range E version. But the MTBB are better.
-Forscan; removed double honk, added glare free headlights which are awesome
-Minor stuff like wheel well liners, husky mats, black gorilla lugs, DD license plate bulbs, Diamondback cover, lineX lining

Only warranty work done was getting the steering wheel bolt/nut replaced, knocked it loose pretending to be a raptor and hit a hole going too fast.

Recently I’ve noticed some clunky downshifts at low speed, no load and am a little concerned, but the internet abounds with people having the exact same thing with the 10R80 and being told it just do that sometimes. Will still be looking to replace the fluid in the nearish future to see if it has any effect. Resetting the trans using the tuner seems to help for a time but then it seems to relearn the bad habit. So we’ll see.

I intend to take the truck to 200K+ barring any catastrophic issues or a wreck and so far so good. Best vehicle I’ve ever owned.
I too feel the clunky downshifts sometimes. Goes away for me when the truck gets warm though. Not sure if its the same for you.
 
2023 almost at 30K.
My issues….
OEM battery gave up several months back and I replaced it with a DieHard Platinum which had better specs than the OEM battery and the normal slow software update issues.
Other than that, “knock on wood” no other issues.

Question for any of you.
Has anyone else received a message in your Ford Pass app about the rear camera screen software update including a letter explaining the same thing?

It’s an active recall but no remedy exists but Ford will contact owners when it becomes available.

I haven’t experienced any of the issues described in the active recall.
How about you guys?

For those who are interested, I’ve attached a couple of screenshots of the message that I received.
Yes I beleive I actually got a letter in the mail about this. Just waiting for a resolution from the dealer.
 
I too feel the clunky downshifts sometimes. Goes away for me when the truck gets warm though. Not sure if its the same for you.
Mine is totally random. Sometimes cold. Sometimes warm. Sometimes butter. Sometimes like a teen learning to drive a manual.
 
What was the symptom of the issue here? Any noise coming from the dash that sounds like it is by the a pillar or behind the steering wheel? I have a rattle in that area that is rather annoying.
The symptoms were the steering wheel being physically loose and not straight. Alignment was still ok, just shook the bejeezus out of the wheel itself. Steering wheel went about 90 degrees and back in a split second while going like 45 MPH. It was a big hit!

I had a little bit of a rattle from my drivers A pillar early on, I pulled the triangular plastic cover off the door and put some felt tape around where it contacts some other plastic and that fixed it.

I also have the occasional B pillar rattle and the glovebox rattles in stop and go traffic, haven’t figured out how to fix that yet. I kind of suspect it’s the latch mechanism itself, I tried felt tape in multiple spots and it didn’t change anything. My wife doesn’t notice any of the sounds so I know it’s mostly me and my having spent 77K miles worth of time in the driver’s seat so any little thing jumps out at me.
 
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