Doors shake on bumpy roads
I have a 2015 F150 Plat and the drivers side door and passenger side door shake pretty bad on bumpy roads which makes the two seals rub together that makes an annoying scratchy sound. It's like the door isn't shut all the way making it firm. Anybody have a solution or having a similar problem? Thanks
I'm beginning to wonder if Halfshell is an actual human being or a Ford produced spam troll-bot designed to deflate emotion, over simplify with condescending solutions, and make any one with problems or concerns feel like they are the ones with the problems and not the ford. And, not to forget if it actually is the ford, the troll-bot is programmed to respond "take it or leave it", go buy a Prius...or my favorite, "you shouldn't own a truck if that bothers you".
I'm beginning to wonder if Halfshell is an actual human being or a Ford produced spam troll-bot designed to deflate emotion, over simplify with condescending solutions, and make any one with problems or concerns feel like they are the ones with the problems and not the ford. And, not to forget if it actually is the ford, the troll-bot is programmed to respond "take it or leave it", go buy a Prius...or my favorite, "you shouldn't own a truck if that bothers you".
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But seriously..... The only way to tighten the door to the body is by adjusting the striker in at the rear and/or adjusting the door in with the hinge to door bolts at the front.
Then you may need to adjust the fender and/or the rear door and so on..... You want a dealer with a body shop (because this would be a warranty issue), and a tech that cares.
Two things that are hard to find these days.
Then you may need to adjust the fender and/or the rear door and so on..... You want a dealer with a body shop (because this would be a warranty issue), and a tech that cares.
Two things that are hard to find these days.
But seriously..... The only way to tighten the door to the body is by adjusting the striker in at the rear and/or adjusting the door in with the hinge to door bolts at the front. Then you may need to adjust the fender and/or the rear door and so on..... You want a dealer with a body shop (because this would be a warranty issue), and a tech that cares. Two things that are hard to find these days.
But seriously..... The only way to tighten the door to the body is by adjusting the striker in at the rear and/or adjusting the door in with the hinge to door bolts at the front. Then you may need to adjust the fender and/or the rear door and so on..... You want a dealer with a body shop (because this would be a warranty issue), and a tech that cares. Two things that are hard to find these days.





