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CPS Question
How do I know if I need to get a new CPS installed? I heard that there was a recall on them i thought! Anyone enlighten me on this subject, would greatly appreciate it.
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What year truck do you have? Recall Information - Ford Go to this link, put in your make and VIN# and it will tell you if you have an open recall or not. If your truck is running okay, and you do have a CPS recall open you might as well get it fixed, it's free. |
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Plus the recall is because they engineered a new CPS that WON'T FAIL! Yes the previous replacements have gone out, but that's a thing of the past now. |
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I guess it doesn't make sense to some to get it fixed permanently for free
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