+1 on the come and go vibs. Rather baffling @P. A. Schilke @VegasRanger
Mine is a lot better but just as soon as I brag on it the gremlins will come back.
Something I’ve noticed, if I have the vibs and then take a trip to my family graveyard I care for, which is on a bumpy rode, the vibs will...
Call me anal but I’ve always removed the wheel weights and cleaned the rims before replacing tires or re-balancing. I also use a Sharpie and outline the new weights so I can tell if one or more is thrown off.
When my truck was new I had a hard time adjusting to its throttle response. Coming out of a 97Ranger 3.0v6 I was accustomed to “slow throttling” trying to squeeze at least 18-19 mpg out of it with no success, constant 17 no matter how I drove it, except pulling a trailer on the interstate where...
I’ve consistently gotten 19-22, 90% city driving since new, running it with and without a tune. 28k miles
ARE air filter, synthetic oil, bed cover. 2wd stock tires.
I’ve got a new one.
On occasion, coming to a stop, mine will shake as if the brake rotors are warped.
Not every stop but does seem to be more common on downhill grades.
Once again another issue with Fords tuning.
Might look at the TSB’s on here and take the list of them to your dealer to preform. Might even be some hidden code that’s not throwing a CEL.
Im running a tune now but thinking about re-loading the stock tune and doing this.
Hmmm, I wonder if that’s the reason mine sometimes runs like crap on rainy cold days?
+1 Kudos to your dealer, that took a little initiative to solve.
Time to leave it with the dealer.
Early on I always thought, and yours might be, it was fuel injector or spark related. I have read stories about faulty injectors in the early models but now at 27k miles I feel sure “my issues” are tranny programming.
Damn shame, we are having these problems...