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I love my truck but hate this!
I have a 2011 Lariet 4x4 that is by far my favorite truck I've ever owned ...and I've owned a few of them. My only complaint is the stupid turn signals. What idiot engineer developed these things. You can never get them to turn off manually. I know, this sounds superficial but this is a very poor design.
By the way, I had a 2008 6.4 that was tuned to 585 rear wheel and I blew trans up. I'm not messing with this one. |
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does your truck ride smooth? is there a slight trans shudder or a driveline shake / binding sensation ever? Curious as my new 2011 does. Thanks for your reply. My 6.4 was as smooth as glass up till about 45k. I was hoping this one would be too.
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Lots a power tho. And the signal light lever is the best design yet in my opinion |
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I agree - that signal light switch is apt to cause Ford a law suite when someone gets rear ended while idling along on the highway waiting for oncoming traffic before making a left hand turn. He thought he put his signal light on but it flashed 3 times and shut off.
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Let's see now. The turn signal is hard to master. You push the lever up firmly and the right turn signal comes on, you just press it up kind of easy and the right turn signal blinks 3 times, you pull it down firmly and the left turn signal works, you pull it down kind of easy and the left turn signal blinks 3 times. If that is hard to master, do you have problems with the shift key on your keyboard? Do you have problems typing symbols? I mean my keyboard has far more possibilities than the turn signal lever and yet somehow I have learned to type. What the heck, some have even mastered typing with their thumbs on an iphone. Yeah, in light of all that, I suppose the turn signal is probably too much to master. not!
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You are describing the way a signal light switch on every other vehicle works. The brilliant Ford engineers figured they had to fix it. The new Ford truck signal light is more like: You want to turn right so you push the signal light switch up firmly - oops was that firmly enough? - don't know - count: one two three four yes it is on. Or on a lane change - did I push it too far? - don't know - so you take your eyes off the road to watch the flashing light in the dash - dang it was to too far - pull the freaking thing down - was that too far - don't know?
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Actually I found it easy to master. The thumbs thing with the iphone, I'm still working on that.
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I hated mine for the first few days, but have learned to use it, maybe even like it. A buddy of mine says it is the same as the turn signal in his VW Touareg - So it might be something that Ford has taken from the Germans. Either way it is just something that takes some getting used to.
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Agreed ^^^. My cayman S does the same thing and I actually like the way it works.
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I am really starting to like turns actually. It definitely has taken some time to get used to it though. I still have not figured out to hang up a call using the steering controls though.
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