Dealer falsely recorded module reprogram. Ford care offered no help.

[AtomicInternet]

I suggest you pay to get the problem fixed, and then have your lawyer sue the selling dealer that misrepresented that the repairs were completed.

This. You don't even need a lawyer. Go to the county website where your original dealer is located in and look up "file civil suit" and they should have self filing instructions. I think it's less than $30 to file if you do all the paperwork yourself and bring it to the court. Once the dealership is served , they'll suddenly become very cooperative. Anything is cheaper to fix when legal fees are the other option.

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[Snakebitten]

https://www.reddit.com/r/MachE/s/ZkLyDSUxwb

Looks doable from the hardware perspective but I'd guess there's some work to be done in FDRS after the replacement.

I could be wrong, but I think running a PMI procedure on the module will configure it for the VIN it is being installed in.

I would think as long as it wasn't a previously locked APIM, then swapping between vehicles using the same part number would likely work fine.

Jesse Infotainment would probably know for sure what the requirements are.

 

[hayhayday]

I think you can get an esp up to 41 months, if your at 38 now might be a decent option

 

[Faux Big Boss]

I think you can get an esp up to 41 months, if your at 38 now might be a decent option

ESP will not cover known issues. Dealership and Ford customer relations made that clear.

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