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@Ford Motor Company are you able to call anyone? My dealer is telling me my 3 day old truck is going to be in the shop and waiting weeks for a replacement part!

Yes, the 2.7L has a wet belt. See the 11:40 mark on this video.

Hopefully no one else has issues with your power steering, and hopefully it doesn't delay everyone else... My 2.7L made it ~200 miles and tripped a power steering fault. Took it to the dealer, they investigated and found that it needs a new power steering gearbox. I have no idea what that is...

Welp, that didn’t last long… The power steering gearbox went out, took it to the dealer, and the part is on back order. Service manager said it could be a couple weeks or even a month before she will be able to find a replacement. The truck has 200 miles on it, I drove it very gently for three...

I love it so far. The only complaint is the seatbelt warning requiring that I click “ok” every time I start the truck. That “ok” button is going to wear out if I have to hit it 1000+ times per year just to clear the warning.

No, just a single 3 inch exhaust on the passenger side.

How do you turn off the seatbelt warning without hitting ok every time your start the truck?

200 miles into my experience and I already agree with most of this. Primarily, the seatbelt warning is incredibly stupid, and Apple CarPlay seems to have issues. I‘ve actually found that the auto start/stop is not intrusive at all compared to older vehicles that I’ve driven with it. I‘m going...

I believe this trailer light plug location is a Job 2 change as well… I know for the Raptor is was below the bumper, but I‘m not sure about the Lariet.

Sorry, thought I posted the picture of both stickers…. It’s a loaded Lariat with every option but the rear step.

Attached are a couple pictures. It Doesn’t look like the J-braces are installed, but I’m also not sure if that joint looks the same as the same joint on the Job 1 trucks.

I won’t push it too hard the first 1000 miles, but you definitly notice the torque almost immediately.

Delivered! https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/first-2024-ranger-with-the-2-7l-delivered.12155/

Delivered via convoy to Ohio the same day it was shipped. Blend Date of 8/7, built date of 8/12, ship date of 8/14. The truck in my garage was literally piece parts less than two weeks ago.

Looks like I’ll be driving home the first 2.7L Ranger tomorrow…

You can get the order number / VIN off of any truck with a window sticker available on the dealer’s website. First of the four was shipped and delivered via convoy to a Michigan dealer yesterday! 2.7L Rangers are officially on the road!

Current update as of 8/13... Three of the four trucks I am tracking have been built, none of the three have shipped yet.

Looks like the 2.7L option adds 172 lbs to the curb weight of the Bronco. It may not be exactly the same in the Ranger, but it should be close.

I posted this in another thread, but thought it relevant here as well: My order went into production last week and my Blend Date was yesterday (8/7) per the pizza tracker. Out of curiosity, I searched AutoTrader for 2.7L Rangers and found a few listed as "in transit" to dealerships. I then...