More problems with 2019 Ford Ranger Lariat

[DASMITH]

With all the other problems this truck has had (only 1 has been fixed-the going into accessorie mode and getting stuck until the truck decides to turn itself off), now with 32,000 miles on it, the EGR Valve (>$600) and damper box (>2500) need fixed. What a piece of junk!!!! Neither of these are covered under warranty. Apparently an EGR valve is not covered under emissions.

 

[IdahoRanger]

If you are under 36k bumper to bumper the HVAC problem should be covered.

Many have solved the EGR issue themselves: https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/bucking-surging-epidemic.14581/page-18#post-474358

 

[underwhelmed]

Dang. That doesn't sound good at all. Hope you resolve this with least amount of time and dolars.

 

[underwhelmed]

If you are under 36k bumper to bumper the HVAC problem should be covered.

He's got a '19...36,000 or 36 months...whatever comes first. Sounds like his 36 months maybe gone.

 

[IdahoRanger]

He's got a '19...36,000 or 36 months...whatever comes first. Sounds like his 36 months maybe gone.

Yeah missed that. This issue is why I got the extended warranty.

 

[Grumpaw]

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda bought the extended warranty.....

 

[Racket]

Damper box is so common a failure I thought was covered by more than the 3/36K?

EGR valve I'd probably tackle myself to save $ but seems like a less common issue.

3 unrelated issues with one resolved - I imagine batteries (truck and fob) should be normal maintenance too. We don't know if OP has had any mods or undercoat (we all know the problems that brings on) but if they are truly happy and this is a low mileage 2019 in decent shape otherwise they should 'unload' it

 

[JimG_AZ]

With all the other problems this truck has had (only 1 has been fixed-the going into accessorie mode and getting stuck until the truck decides to turn itself off), now with 32,000 miles on it, the EGR Valve (>$600) and damper box (>2500) need fixed. What a piece of junk!!!! Neither of these are covered under warranty. Apparently an EGR valve is not covered under emissions.

Regarding the EGR valve, if my truck had that problem, and Ford denied the claim, I would run my truck through emissions. In Arizona, it is @ $20 to have a vehicle emission tested. The testing center does not care if the car is due for emission testing or not. If the EGR valve is bad, I would assume that your Ranger would fail emissions and that is exactly what you need.

 

[JimG_AZ]

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda bought the extended warranty.....

Well since they are unwilling to cover the $600 egr valve that should have fallen under the Federal Emissions warranty, I'm not sure I would feel comfortable with the extended warranty covering it.

 

[SigOris]

Well since they are unwilling to cover the $600 egr valve that should have fallen under the Federal Emissions warranty, I'm not sure I would feel comfortable with the extended warranty covering it.

I believe someone pointed out that this part is not covered under the Emission Coverage

 

[JimG_AZ]

I believe someone pointed out that this part is not covered under the Emission Coverage

If it is really bad, his Ranger should fail emissions testing. Getting the failed emissions test would force the Ford dealer to act to get it to pass.

 

[Joeiconic]

With all the other problems this truck has had (only 1 has been fixed-the going into accessorie mode and getting stuck until the truck decides to turn itself off), now with 32,000 miles on it, the EGR Valve (>$600) and damper box (>2500) need fixed. What a piece of junk!!!! Neither of these are covered under warranty. Apparently an EGR valve is not covered under emissions.

Just curious, did you buy the truck new?

 

[underwhelmed]

I just bought my 2019 a couple months ago. I’m right around 36,000 miles. This thread motivated me to contact the Ford dealer I bought it from to provide me some extended warranty options. Probably hear back next week sometime. I’m thinking a plan that covers pretty much everything for a couple years and 24,000 additional miles. Dealer gave me a lifetime on power train (including turbo) when I bought the truck. I don’t think most folks keep their trucks 10 years and 200k miles like me.

 

[Strokerduster]

Have the dealer run the EGR part # and print out the warranty denial, while you watch. It IS covered under Emisions, ...

 

[DASMITH]

If you are under 36k bumper to bumper the HVAC problem should be covered.

Many have solved the EGR issue themselves: https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/bucking-surging-epidemic.14581/page-18#post-474358

Cannot do….small female with Rheumatoid arthritis