"Chuck" <chuck.DeleteThis@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:y%kyj.57216$yE1.30104@attbi_s21...
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> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr.DeleteThis@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:P1hyj.13012$ES.6438@trnddc05...
>> Connecting the recall part is easy.
>>
>> Unplug the connector at the end of the master cylinder, plug the recall
>> part in to the master cylinder and plug the wire that was disconnected
>> earlier into the connector on the recall part. Use the provided wire ties
>> to secure the new harness to a safe location.
>>
>> They installed the recall part on my truck in about 30 seconds, plus the
>> time it took to get the part out of the box. The service writer did it.
>>
>>
> Correct... its simple fix. My only point for reposting this "old news"
> was that I felt that Ford owners should check to see if this recall issue
> affected them by using their VIN's and not just relying on what YEARS &
> MODELS were mentioned by the news articles because they were incomplete.
> As a case in point, nowhere did I see that a 2002 F350 was affected, yet
> by VIN I certainly am.
All F Series trucks from 1993 to 2003 are affected. There is one model of
truck over 8500 pounds gross weight that is not affected the same as the
rest, but it appears to be some sort of utility van or delivery vehicle that
I do not recognize.
The OP gave a link to Ford which in turn has a link to the recall, and your
truck is certainly listed among the other F Series trucks under and over
8500 pounds gross weight.
It is old news that is new again, that is certainly true. I can't tell if
there is a new recall for the same thing, or if the first recall did not do
the trick, and this is new. When my Recall Notice comes, I'll ask. I suspect
the latest report is old news in the headlines, I've already had the recall
accomplished and do not expect to be notified again ...
>> Stay informed about: Check Cruise Control Recall by VIN!