Supercrewchick

I had to take my Angel into the stealership tonight. When I left work this evening I noticed that my backseat middle was SOAKED!!! I think it is the third brakelight. When I took it in the guy looked at me like I was crazy. He started talking about how great Ford products are and then he felt the backseat. He said oh it's not that wet but......I looked at him. He then felt the headliner and it pooled in his hand. His next look was oh boy she's right. So I am not sure how long I will be without my Angel. I hope it is not that long.

lucky13

that kinda sucks real bad lol sorry about the withdrawals lol they shouldnt have it to long

LovetheTide

It shouldn't be to hard to fix at all.

dewman

If the withdrawal symptoms get too difficult to deal with, you could always rent an F150 to hold you over...

I hope everything turns out okay!

dre23

I'm really sorry to hear about that Chick! As Tide said, if it is the 3rd brake light, shouldn't be a hard fix at all before you get your Angel back!! Does anyone know how they get ALL that water out of the seat cushions... Vacuum, air dry (which I would think would leave a smell & possibly result in mildew formation)?

iluvmyford

technically it should not be a hard fix.... the problem is that a dealership is doing it... but all should be good...

wxmcpo

So you got the truck back yet? I know I couldn't do without my truck for that long of periods. Heck I get withdrawl symptoms when I drive my wife's car to an event rather than taking my truck.

iluvmyford

shoot i bought my truck about 3 weeks ago and i had to take it back for them to put the side steps on.... they put me in a darn ford 500...that thing was awful... They had to do a few other things also to my truck so they had to keep it over night... but man was i glad to get it back... dont care much for riding in cars anymore...

Triton v8

Sorry to hear about this Chick. I wonder if there is anyway to prevent from happening to us that it hasn't happened to yet.

dewman

You could pull the 3rd brake light out and check that the seal is in good condition. Better yet, if you are going to pull it to check, you may as well replace the seal.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.