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I traded my 2007 F150 FX2 5.4, that I bought new 13 years ago, for a 2020 F150 STX 2.7 Eco boost, about a month ago. Recently, while cleaning bugs from the front, I notice some fitment issues. I thought Ford quality was better than this. The dealer is aware and my truck is going back on the 17th to be fixed (I hope!) Have any of you experienced any of the same problems? Driver side bumper gap is nice and consistent with the rest of the gap. Passenger side bumper gap is 1/2" bigger then the driver side. Passenger side front inner fender liner looks like it shows too much from the side. Is this correct? Hood to grille gap is nice on driver side. Hood to grille gap is much bigger on passenger side. Driver side headlight lines up nicely with the hood edge. Hard to see in pic but passenger side headlight is 3/8" deeper than the hood edge.
Remember if the person working on your truck wears glasses they are probably fogged over because of the mask they have to wear. Looks good to me, sitting here in my mask and wearing glasses.
Last edited by grayflare; Aug 13, 2020 at 07:23 AM.
I have a 2020 STX also. Built in Kansas City in November 5 of 2019. A Tuesday truck.
On mine:
Bumper gaps look good. Not perfect but not enough to notice without a tape measure.
Hood alignment could be better but is only like 1/8" off in front of headlights. Looks perfect to fenders and grille. I assume the 1/8" is due to headlight alignment.
The inner fender looks just like in your pic. I thought is done poorly. I checked other trucks after I received the truck but found that all the trucks on the lot are like that.
Last edited by ultimatenoobie; Aug 13, 2020 at 08:37 AM.