2016 F150 XLT water leak

Short video of my 2016 F150 SuperCrew XLT and the water leak on the drivers floor beneath the pedals. Trying to figure out where the water is coming from! Anyone else have this issue?

[@nostab31]

Well I have a 2005 F150… Good to see they have it fix the problem in 15 fucking years.

[@coreyjosephguiliano1997]

Matthew Batson the shit is a fucking nightmare. Now i full understand why the stock price is 4$

[@robertnelson6046]

OP did you ever figure out what it was for sure? Having same issue

[@dm-ih2tt]

probably from behind the windshield; either the windshield seal at the bottom corner was not applied correctly and is missing a large portion or the body seam where the roof panel meets the cab at the top corner has cracked

[@arthurtruong7529]

I have a 2017 F150 XLT supercrew with the double panel moon roof with a leak. The drain tube were not connected on the passenger side. Dealer took care of it. Make sure you keep a record of your eng idle hours you don't want them drying your interior by idling your truck and running the heat if it's a warranty issue.

[@andrewjosee]

Drain hose from the water rail on top of the roof have come off midway before the water is carried to the ground. The tubes are not clamped and only friction fit. They are located in the side front pillars.

[@robertferguson4633]

I read something about the roof track seems in top of the cab. The 2 channels that run down each side. Possibly small cracks located in the aluminum 👎 welded together up there. My thinking is aluminum fatigue due to flexing of the truck. I have a 2019 f350 longbed with dual sunroof and I'm having this issue, and buyer remorse right now. I'll be at the dealer first thing in the morning. 😤

[@flightmedic7169]

Had the same problem on two trucks 2011 and I just found out it’s coming from a seal behind the control module. There’s one on each side on the a pilar. Took everything apart and took it thru an automated car wash and that’s how I saw it

[@ianm5804]

Working thru this same issue on a 2016 f150 crewcab, no sunroof nor back sliding window. We've had small drips of water at the brake pedal for a bit now (over a year?) but nothing major at all, even thru a PNW winter. This year though that changed as I started to see more and more water on the brake pedal and drivers side floor was getting wet, no puddles but definitely wet. No water anywhere else ... or so I thought. We had our windshield replaced this summer (for other reasons) so understandably I went back to them first. Windshield was fine so he directed me to the rear headliner ... water stains along the whole rear right above headrests. Crap. He said the 3rd brake light is likely the culprit, indicating they've seen it many times. First I caulk around the 3rd brake. This appears to have helped a little as I'm not seeing any clear signs of new water in the headliner, but still getting a bit of water at the brake pedal. Next day (we've had a lot of rain this month) floor is clearly wet, but I also notice the caulking has completely shrunk, basically making it worthless. I order a new 3rd brake light and put that on. Next day it rains (again, hard) ... no water in the headliner at all, but brake pedal has drips and a small amount of water still on the carpet. So ... either the 3rd brake light design is clearly faulty or there's more going on here. Next up is sealing the rear windshield, which I'm doing today. Hopefully that fixes it.

[@arturolopez2402]

Hey Ian, did you fix the problem. I have same problem water leak same spot. :/

[@jrm2383]

I’m having the same problem. I ran a garden hose at different spots on the windshield. After trial and error and flooding my truck, I believe l found it. The lower drivers corner of the windshield dumps inside the wheel well, and behind the panel of the parking break. I noticed 2 holes in the metal wall that are plugged with rubber grommets. One of my grommets was missing. I plugged it up and will monitor, but l watched water pour in and stop after the repair. Good luck

[@lancetankersley3984]

Are the grommets behind the parking brake bracket?

[@jrm2383]

@@lancetankersley3984 I believe so. I accessed it from the hood

[@smax5030]

Did you find where leak was coming from

[@NL-in6uj]

Looks like my Jeep Wrangler 😂. glad you got it fixed!!

[@robertferguson4633]

I've had two wranglers that didn't leak as bad. Both had half doors and soft tops

[@BadTitan1330]

I have the same issue and its from a bad seal in the windshield and Door.

[@Mougalsw3AtY_12]

My leak came from the sun roof not being sealed properly. Not my door is full of water. Does Ford suck? It's my first one.

[@stephenbowman3620]

What did they do about the carpet in your truck when they fixed the leak? Mine is leaking, and I'm afraid it is in more than 1 spot. It leaks a drip by the brake pedal, they said that was from windshield. I have weathertech floor mats that catch that drip, however, the carpet is also getting wet under the mat telling me its not just dripping from above..

[@AR-gs1nt]

I got the same problem man do u fix it please help me

[@danw3113]

I have same exact issue on my 2017 F150. Heavy drip from under dash right onto brake pedal. Just had the windshield replaced a month ago so I think it's due to that. We'll see.

[@marlowt2]

***UPDATE: Okay, update on my 2016 F150 (no moonroof), soaking passenger floorboard and a pond under the sill plate as shown in this video. Took my truck to Ricart Ford, Columbus OH. Apparently this is such a common problem that there’s a specialist that comes in every Friday to fix these water leak issues. So, I had to wait 3 weeks for scheduling but they fit me in. Work order states that leak is confirmed and body seams resealed. $200. I can’t confirm yet, as it was just repaired on Friday; but I can absolutely hear less road/wind noise. The cab of my truck is so much quieter now. Crazy stuff. I expect a class action suite at some point...chalking it up to Ford learning how to build with aluminum.

[@Grog_vr1]

my 2017 f150 crew cab is having same issue waiting for dealer to call me back.

[@petergriffin6802]

I own a 2017 f150 limited. Same problem. F@cked On Rainy Days

[@jrm2383]

See my post

[@mrl9818]

The air vent behind the back seat. Like down the space between the bed and the cab may be leaking

[@chriscabaniss943]

2021 Tremor soaking wet under driver’s side floor. Been at the dealership for a week and they still haven’t found the leak. SMH !!!

[@Isailer77]

I had the same issue but on both sides of my 2016 King Ranch. Turned out to be cracks above the windshield, defective sunroof, and the rear window were all leaking. Interior of my truck has been wet for months. Lots of rust, mold, and other issues... Now the truck won't start or even turn on.

[@shiniquajones2812]

Did you ever get it fixed? Mine blew the fuse panel under the dash on the passenger side

[@andresmendez5698]

I have a 2016 Ford Fusion Titanium and it has the same issue. Rear and front passenger side sitting water under the carpet, it started to smell bad. I Took it to the dealer today and they have said that water leaks are tricky sometimes. They will give me an update tomorrow. I hope they can fix it, and replace the carpet because it has mold already.

[@damionbirge8265]

Did the dealership find the leak? How much did they charge you?

[@robertferguson4633]

Ford hasn't even figured this out. A real bummer my friend. My 2019 SorryassDuty has the same problem. I'm shooting for the lemon law.

[@HiTecRedneck92]

Same problem, discovered it today. Truck won't start even. I figure something got wet that shouldn't.. Any suggestions??

[@DirtMcGert29054]

My 52 quart cooler leaked in the back floor of my 2018 work truck , has water near the wiring harness just like the video , how do I drain it ?

[@davidmarquez9633]

There is a plug inside the channel on each side of the truck pull it out

[@hansonprofile]

Shop vac if theres no drain plug

[@ericvaughn8741]

@@hansonprofile I I cleared the drains and left the doors open in the august and all seems to be normal now , where I live it there is a lot of pollen in the spring and I park under trees .... at least that what came out of the clogged drains

[@ellesnyder942]

Did you ever find the source? Mine was on the passenger side. Found out it was leaking at the place where the fat bundle of wires go from the door into the body..there's a plug where they go thru. I used some black putty (plumbers?) around 3 sides on the plug (not the bottom) and that solved the leak.

[@cedgib6145]

I am having the same problem 2019 lariat Heritage ford just butcherer my carpet buy striping the under pad off the carpet and replacing part of the wet under pad and left 1 third of the pan bare at the accelerator , and i complained to service manager , and he said that a pro did the job and thats how they repair by ford recommendation , what a shit show .

[@jdawg9364]

Mine is a 2016 Ford F 150 XLT super crew cab I have found out the leak is coming from behind the rear passenger seat driver-side where a vent is located

[@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt]

That’s one of several places on my 09 that leaks.

[@hqais]

I have the same problem with my 2007 king ranch and it was caused by the sealing of the brake mount on the back top of the car ... changed the brake mount and problem solved

[@MrSwsrca]

I have a 2017 F-150 XLT 4WD super crew with very similar problem.... for the past 2 1/2 months it has spent more time at the Ford dealer service garage than it has at my house.. Their body shop has found nothing... I've had to do most of the successful investigating myself. It is actually leaking from the bottom of the door then onto the 'scuff panel' (plastic threshold cover) and running into that channel that you mentioned. It then fills up then channel which then overflows and then is 'wicked' into the carpet padding. After the weather warmed up in the springtime it began to mold and began to stink very bad, giving me a terrible head ache. Now that I have figured out how the carpet got saturated you would think the dealer could figure out how it gets into the door to begin with,,, not so... Still trying to figure that part out. will update as I find out.

[@MikelZaremba]

I have the same year/model and im having the same issue as you. Any updates on this?

[@seaaggie1995]

Bump

[@JoeFidler]

Same issue with my 2016 F150. Took it in in Feb 2018 and they said they couldn’t find the issue. Fast forward, moved to the east coast recently and the rain on this coast has flooded my truck and it’s not covered by the extended Warranty. Such bullshit.

[@otrindy_shawn6784]

I had the same thing, I own a water restoration company and was able to use my moisture meter to find it. It was the brake light cover on the roof above sliding window. Insulation against the metal and headrest was full of mold. Ford told me it wasn't a warranty issue and I threw a punk ass fit! They changed the light cover but I still have the smell. I'm working on getting the interior replaced or something. I've never touched that light cover so its clearly a factor part failure!

[@user-ee9gf8uj8z]

I have the exact same issue right now on my 2019 Raptor. Dealer said it was the rear window, replaced that last week, and after more rain today it's still leaking. It wasn't the rear window. Water is in that channel and just like your driver footwell. No water detected from the sunroof at all that I can tell. What did they do to finally fix it?

[@BizBangBoom]

Same model year Raptor and issue here. Did you ever figure it out? I'm having the hardest time locating the source!

[@shocks2829]

I took my 16 into the dealership today. I'm having the same issue as the guy in this video. I soaked up the water with a few towels and placed some damprid in the truck to hopefully eliminate mold forming. I will find out in a few days hopefully what the issue is. I'm hoping that the drain tube was not in the correct position. I will post an up-date and keep the thread going as needed.

[@alexandradiaz2215]

Did you posted it? 🥺😂

[@shocks2829]

@@alexandradiaz2215 It was a leak on my firewall. Water would run down the windshield and firewall and come in through a wire harness that wasn't caulked properly. Once ford caulked around the wire harness on the firewall the leak went away.

[@damionbirge8265]

Ok, I think I know how to fix it. I had the same thing going on, but on the passenger side. carpet was soaked and standing water in the foot well where the wires are. First you want to remove the foot well housing and vacuum out all the water with a shop vac. Also pull back the soaked carpet. I used Vic grips and a bungie to keep the carpet lifting exposing the floor board so it can dry. Get a some trimmer wire and open your sunroof. There are two drain holes in the front to corners of the sunroof. Place the wire down the holes so you can unclog the sunroof drain spouts. It took me a good 2 mins to unclog the drain on the passenger side sunroof. Then test out the drain by pour water in the drain holes while your sunroof is open. You should hear the water pouring down the A pillar of you vehicle. You should also see and hear the water pouring out underneath you vehicle. I poured approx. 64oz of water in the drains to make sure all the debris came out. Hopefully this was the fix in your vehicles too. I'll come back in a few days and give you an update if that was the fix for my vehicle. I'm pretty sure this will be the fix.

[@SolarBurrito]

Thanks! Did it work for you?

[@ms.b4408]

How do fixed?

[@BadTitan1330]

I have the same issue right now front passager floor and front passager door. both have/get water in them everytime I use a car wash or it rains and I took it to Ford Dealership and they said if its due to a clog then I have to pay for it but if its a bad seal then its under warrinty. I have a 2016 XLT with glass roof and CREW CAB. I will be contacting FORD customer service and see what they say

[@damionbirge8265]

Did you fix you leak? I have same leaking going on but on the front passenger side. How much did the dealership charge you? @Sky Light

[@christopherdavenport5763]

Damion Birge did you fix the leak? I have the same thing going on

[@icycle86]

i have a 2018 f150 and it was the vapor barrier in the door was not sealed. butyl tape to reseal

[@damionbirge8265]

I have the same thing going on in my 2006 f150. Please help!

[@chrismass9761]

for some of the older trucks it could be a drip tube that is either unseated or clogged..similiar to what an ac has...best of luck D

[@bflatt5417]

Same issue its your windshield seal or that 3rd break light

[@lancetankersley3984]

How would the third brake light get to the drivers floor?

[@matthewwert1901]

Found the same problems with my 2011 F-150....it was running down and into crumple zone punch out and running into the A-pilar, and into the harness valley on both sides. Have pics to show it...horrible. I can see why Ford can't find it, had to pull the dash and mimic rain falling with garden hose.

[@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt]

What was the fix? My 09 is doing the same thing however I do not have a sun roof. I know my 3rd brake light leaks, as well as the rear cab vents behind the fold down seats. Determined those were finally sealed up and now doing front side of cab and water is building up from the front door jams grommets/windshield/door weatherstripping…I know it’s somewhere in that location but can not see to find the exact spot. I live in Florida and the rain is constant. Thank you for any feedback.

[@swicky8888]

I have same issue with my 2009. Today I'm going to take the 3rd brake light off and replace the bulbs. Then apply rtv silicone as a gasket. While I'm up there I'll put some on the corner rivets that look suspicious.

[@bflatt5417]

This work? Mines leaking all over the damn place cant figure it out already sealed the 3rd brake light

[@leonelveras5430]

@@bflatt5417 I have a 2009 as well and my leaks started about a month ago, fixed it with permitex, that’s the name of the silicone, my leak is happening from the plastics in the top of the truck, the ones in the corners kind of

[@7863ally]

I have a 04 model doing the same thing on the right side

[@leestephen4288]

Having the same issue on the passenger side of my 2005 Explorer

[@michaelrizzo3189]

I’m having the same issue with my f250 2017

[@Illinoisinsulators1121]

any update on leak

[@erinnkohler4406]

Kevin Wise yes, dealership found that the sunroof drain tubing was not installed properly at the factory, it was found laying down inside the door frame section of the drivers side door. This was causing the water to spill down inside the door frame and collect down below, as opposed to draining out the bottom of the truck properly.

[@1978tickler]

My 2016 f150 had water dripping from passenger side handle , then from ceiling panel. I took off inside liner and found the hose to the top right drain was completely off. Once I pushed the rubber hose back on, problem solved.

[@mudduck5o]

i had the same issue. it was leaking at the roof seam or gutter right above the windsheild about one inch. the water leaked down the a pillar onto the same areas of my truck.

[@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt]

What was your fix if you don’t mind sharing? Thank you

[@mudduck5o]

@@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt Ford tried to first fix it with silicone and touch up paint but I wasn’t having it. They finally went back removed the seam sealer and repainted it and it looked perfect. I’ve since gotten rid of the truck so I couldn’t tell you how it held up.

[@mudduck5o]

@@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt also I had them replace my carpet also.

[@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt]

@@mudduck5o thank you for replying. I’ll start with the seems and pinch welds.

[@marks1865]

i have the same problem with my 2005 F150Xlt. Have it in shop, my mechanic said he believes it is the rubber door seals. Crossing my fingers. will update later.

[@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt]

Hi Mark, I know it’s been 2 years however you mind sharing what the cause ended up being and how it was remedied? Thanks

[@caryreneau-8392]

I have this issue. The two main culprits are the back windshield and the third brake light. Apparently Ford uses very subpar, cheap seals that don't last long. The water recently shorted out the fuse box underneath the glove box on the right side. It cost me $1100 to fix. I'll never buy another Ford if I can help it.

[@shiniquajones2812]

I just spent $1400 to get my fuse panel replaced but still haven’t fixed the leak

[@scotanderson9799]

i have same issue...haven't figured it out yet, I'm hoping you share any info you find out.

[@erinnkohler4406]

scot anderson, dealership found that the sunroof drain tubing was not installed properly at the factory, it was found laying down inside the door frame section of the drivers side door. This was causing the water to spill down inside the door frame and collect down below, as opposed to draining out the bottom of the truck properly.

[@SolarBurrito]

@@erinnkohler4406 Did this fix it? I have similar issues with 2015 super crew f150. It ruined carpet and seats.

[@manuelrojas2220]

I have the same issue in a 2019 f-150 XLT. I just bought this truck almost new and now the passenger side floormat is soaked. It seems like a common issue I will contact Ford and see if they fix it.

[@sevendustlivelugones6510]

I have the same issue

[@manuelrojas2220]

I contacted Ford Corp and they advised me to take it to a Ford dealer for a full inspection since it’s still under warranty. I’m taking it tomorrow and will see what they find.

[@neiljacob7926]

BEHIND THE REAR SEAT THERE IS TO VENT FLAP.....WE FOUND 3 TRUCK THAT WERE LEAKING FROM THERE

[@amtpdb1]

Neil Jacob Do you have a picture of the spot?Thanks

[@gregtrew8538]

Can you fix it? Do they stay open?

[@SealofPerfection]

@@gregtrew8538 They leak because they aren't "clicked in" all the way. You simply pull it inward and take a pick or something and make sure the tab clicks up and locks it in place. They can absolutely flood a truck.

[@TheRnwood]

Yep it is coming from the lower corner on the left side of the windshield.....period. there is an epoxy filler that is supposed to fill that and during the manufacturing process it gets misapplied leaving a open hole in that corner, that you cant see without the dash off. Warranty work.

[@jaridhanratty3012]

Russell Wood do you have any pictures of this seem? I had my cowl off looking and saw a seam that had been missed right below the windshield of the driver side. Not sure if that is leading into the cab or not. I’m out of warranty so I need to correct this on my own.

[@lancetankersley3984]

Where does the water travel from there? If I’m looking under the dash where would it be running down from?

[@jdawg9364]

Ford had brought-up the buyback program but then backed out of it royally disappointed I have been a Ford owner for 20 years-and after this no longer will I be nor my family

[@SealofPerfection]

My guess is it has a sunroof and the drains were never connected

[@lordnetsplits3192]

OR the trucks are parked in a not leveled position causing the droplets to miss the drain thing and land on seats and floor.

[@SealofPerfection]

Saw his response, guess I nailed that one right. You'd think I do this for a living or something, lol

[@atlasraptor9322]

16 also leaking after having my windshield replaced im on my 3rd windshield leaking driver side handle area . seem they can't fixed i took ther to have my windshield replaced due to a crack. it was not leaking before. who know the fix? if it ford epoxy is the windshield shop . or ford to fix this

[@juxce3579]

I got a 2016 as well. Same problem. I’m on my second windshield and the leak fried all my electronics. Dealership made me pay 1,100 to fix it.. but didn’t fix the leak. Took it back to the windshield place to have them check the window seal and they said the leak is coming from a design flaw and actually coming from the roof channels not draining properly. Probably gonna take it back to the dealership. Idk what else to do.

[@atlasraptor9322]

JUXCE same problem fourth windshield coming from the spot weld on the driver pillar the ford epoxy puddly is the problem the urethane sealant does not stick to the epoxy putty They recommended glass shop to remove that epoxy to add something like metal set or JB Weld maybe flexseal. I never got that far . I trade the truck in. Ford would not help me. I had the premium care warranty the best ford offer. Send in a claim and was denied . Another ford dealership came out to the windshield shop and said the repair to fix was around 1800-2800 to repair both side the spot weld at the factory is the cause. When removing the old glass it may have Disturb be a epoxy.

[@Isailer77]

@@juxce3579 I'm currently having the same issue as you. Can you tell me specifically what electronics were fried? I have been dealing with water leaks for months and now the truck won't start or even turn on. I've found so many cases of people that are experiencing these same factory defects that I'm trying to find an attorney.

[@abdoooo911abdoooo]

I have 2022 XLT Hybrid and facing same issue. Driver side 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@richmatijasich]

Just discovered the exact same issue with my 2015 F150. Trying to dry the carpet out to prevent mold. Not sure how the water is getting in. Anyone else have this issue and have it resolved?

[@jasongaskins5487]

richmatijasich yep my 15 f150 also leaks. I work at a body shop and have found out that it is that the Seem Siller at the corners of the roof skin is crack my left rear and bottom front seems at the windshield is crack open. Causing the leak. And from the sounds of it there should be a recall.

[@YourOlBuddyUncleKarl]

My 2015 F-150 does the same thing. The doors fill up with water too.

[@christopherdavenport5763]

Jason Gaskins how much did it cost to fix and have ford issued a recall?

[@jlesage1234]

Just got my 15 back from the dealer today and they said it was where the roof rack pillars meet the rear window, along with the seal on the rear window, along with the 4 rear cabin vents. They sealed everything up and said it has passed two days of water tests and a day of rain. This was after I pulled the seats and carpet and dusted everything to trace the leaks (dealer couldn't find leaks the first three trips). Good luck!

[@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt]

@@jlesage1234 awesome idea on locating the leak. Did you use baby powder? Having so many leak entry points on my 09. 1.) third brake light 2.) satellite antenna 3.) rear body vents behind fold down seats. 4.) the black roof moldings top/back cab 5.) weather stripping/door wire harness grommets/possibly the shitty foam sealant pinch welds. I have been chasing these leaks for over two years. I live in Florida and the rain is steady only these past few year in the panhandle with hurricane and tropical storms have I really noticed…and yes I am chasing electrical ghost. *doors fill with water too and I Maintaince the drains. I saw someone mentioned using ir light to track down the leaks, possibly soap and water with the ac on full blast and doors shut. I did not think to try dusting everything. Love my truck but fuck this is maddening

[@nowayout73]

I have found the exact same problem on mine. 2016 F150 4x4 5.0 Supercrew, 23k miles. I DO NOT have a sunroof. Made appt. at dealer 2 weeks from today. We'll see......ugh

[@b237940b]

No Wayout did the dealer figure out the issue? My truck is also soaked 2016 supercrew with no sunroof!!! Please let me know

[@marlowt2]

Updates?

[@christopherdavenport5763]

Any updates?

[@mikeford1300]

No Wayout any update? I've got very wet carpet in the same truck!

[@jlesage1234]

Hey everyone, I just got my 15 back (probably the 5th time) and they seem to have fixed the leaks this time. I also don't have a sunroof. Mine was leaking where the roof rail pillars meet the back window as well as the back window itself. They had to seal up both roof rail places and remove and resealed rear window as there were problems around many rivets where water would come in as well. All of this PLUS sealing the 4 cab vents that were leaking. They water tested for 2 days and left it out in the rain and said no leaks. This has been over two years for me so I hope it's finally done this time around. Good luck everyone.

[@chrismass9761]

well it's still leaking on the 2019 F250...my brother just purchased one new..ford thought they fixed it the first time...they need to take another look because it's still leaking...

[@MikeSmith-lz6td]

Did Ford find then root cause? I would like to know, Thanks

[@sandino0191]

From rear window

[@chadj79]

I had this same issue in my 2016. Took me forever to figure it out. It ended up being the 3rd brake light gasket. It would come in, hit the headliner, and proceeded to run down the pillars to the channels and it ends up everywhere. Look at the headliner near the back window for water stains and take 3rd break light off and inspect foam gasket.

[@lordnetsplits3192]

Cars have been declared total loss with flooding cause of damage because of the leaky sunroof's

[@dwaynesurratt]

I have a 2018 F-150 and my passenger side is leaking. Ford is not covering it and my warranty is not covering it. It is going to cost me 1,000 to have ford replace my ac box and seal. 👎 I’m calling Ford tomorrow to see if they will fix it my truck only has 39,000 miles. If they don’t fix it. I’ll fix it and I think I’ll trade it for a Toyato or a GMC truck

[@SealofPerfection]

Probably just your A/C drain weeping back into the truck. There's a TSB for it. You remove the little metal sleeve on the drain spout, trim or cut off the "chin" tab on the bottom of it, and install a 90 degree elbow hose and that fixes nearly all of them.

[@mr.g.9038]

I have a 2007 Ford F150 doing the same thing every time it rains. No sunroof, no XM radio antenna on the roof. What did the dealer say Erinn Kohler? I need to fix this asap. 404-919-8963

[@nickmarkis]

My 2007 f150 single cab leaks in the rear i think its coming from 3rd brake light or rear window has your truck had this same problem

[@krispewkrem3]

These trucks are complete garbage. It’s the first and only Ford I’ve ever bought. Pathetic engineering and piss poor quality.

[@firefox1294]

You know how you can figure it out ..... by taking it to a dealer

[@MrSwsrca]

yeah,,,, good luck with that... had mine down there about 7 times in the past 2 1/2 months

[@jennnyandjeffs]

That's the best way to not find the leak and get financially screwed in the process.

[@gorybonghit3211]

My dealer just fucks me sideways.

[@jlesage1234]

After the first three trips to the dealer and them finding nothing, I ripped the seats and carpet out and dusted with baby powder. I was able to trace the leaks to the rear window and 4 cab vents. I then took it BACK to the dealer to show them what they couldn't find. They just sealed everything up fore and I got it back this morning so we'll see.

[@Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiitt]

That’s assuming the dealership you take it to gives a fuck. The majority of the customers have no problem paying dealerships to perform repairs or diagnostic work. Its pretty much an understanding you are going to pay higher labor and parts cost at a dealership however what burns people is the lack of transparency, and integrity. I imagine many of the honest techs either walk or eventually learn to play ball cause they have to feed a family too (pathetic, but I get it). So much so it becomes the norm. Starts from the top down. The service manager and works it way down to advisers and techs. Mistakes and oversights happen…and again any reasonable person would have to agree. But more often than not it always comes back to the customer having the burden of proof placed on them. Nothing effects the bottom line.