shark
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- First Name
- David
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- Jul 18, 2021
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- Location
- Texas
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- Mach E GT
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Our Mach-E GT threw a "powertrain malfunction" warning one morning not long ago that went away and hasn't come back. There didn't appear to be any affect on the car's performance, but I scheduled service at the Ford dealership where we purchased the vehicle, with the earliest appointment being about 10 days out. The morning of my scheduled service I received a VM from the service manager informing me that it would have to be handled by their "electric specialist" and the vehicle would have to be left at the dealer for about 2-3 weeks before he would be available to look at it. I don't know why they can't just let me know the day the tech is available to look at it and I could drop it off that day. Is this typical? Any recommendations?
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