Tanger
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NGL, I kept checking all day for an update from you. Sorry about the awful experience. Let me guess, no loaner either for the duration?I’m sure you’re dying to know. So…
Took the red MME to the dealer this morning. It’s still there.
When I called to make the appointment, I told them I needed TSB 21-2249. I also asked them to check SSM49676 (door locks).
This morning when I dropped the car off I reiterated the same numbers.
Today, 7 hours after I dropped the car off I called to ask what was up. They explained that the car wasn’t throwing any codes so they were waiting on someone at Ford to call them back. I asked if they had gone through the TSB I directed them to and they couldn’t answer. Kept saying that the car was all up to date and therefore they didn’t know what was wrong. So I asked if they had updated the car to software version 1.7.1 as this had fixed the sign recognition problem in mine. They couldn’t answer that either.
I got a call back about 30 minutes later telling me that the car does fall under TSB 21-2249 but it will take until after close of business today to complete the update. So they’ll start it tomorrow.
This really chaps my ass. I took the car to them at 8:30 AM. I told them what to do. They started from scratch and ignored my suggestions and came up with exactly NOTHING. Rather than contact me, they left a message at Big Blue and waited for a call back. They may have had my car for a week without doing anything.
I get not listening to every Tom, Dick, and Harry with an internet connection. I’m a nurse. If I listened to everyone with a webMD Doctorate, I’d be killing people right and left. But if someone comes in speaking intelligently about something that I’m new to, I’m going to damn well listen. Give me a ventilator dependent child with a congenital heart condition, and you can bet I’m listening to the parent’s every word about what’s wrong with their child. They know more than me. I should think being a Ford mechanic or service rep staring at a Mach-E would be treated the same.
So, when you go to get your dealer to fix your speed sign recognition problem, perhaps print out the TSB and take it with you. You might want to make sure there aren’t any words over 2 syllables on it first. Or edit it to pictograms.
Hopefully they run the proper TSB procedure in the morning and it fixes the issue.
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