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still waiting on the parts, they said it will take around 2months. so i effectively have to drive on bad shocks for at least 2 months. will update again after that, and yes, the head technician at my dealer essentially was not able to pinpoint what was the cause either.

update: dealer says the FOX shocks are faulty, and are claiming a new set of shocks (all 4, somehow). apparently 1 of the shocks has a faulty seal, causing the creaking sound. the other 3 shocks have some other issues causing them to perform unexpectedly, resulting in wavy tire wear. seems...

interesting, might not be b pillar squeak then. mine as audible windows up/down.

mine sounds way lower pitch than this, but this sounds a lot like a b-pillar squeak i had before. i had both sides done at the dealer, twice. essentially, there's something prone to breaking loose and rattling, so they added some rivets to secure it. not saying this is for sure what it is, but...

nah i doubt it's that

oh wow, it's TheTopher. will check this out.

I'm hearing a sort of squeaking sound coming from the undercarriage, when going over small bumps/uneven surface. it specifically happens at low speeds like ~10km/h. higher speeds or bigger bumps don't seem to replicate the sound. the sound seems to be most prominent on the front right side (my...

not really. i tested like 3 other brand new units at the dealer/service center. cold start, all have basically the same sound, at the same volume. i've chalked it down as 'normal' for the time being, but will continue monitoring for any changes, like if it gets louder or anything.

I was shocked to hear it costs around 700usd for the decals, cuz where i'm from, you can't choose if you want it, it's included (unless you get the 2.0L diesel biturbo). At first, I did consider removing the decals as I prefer a more minimalistic look. I don't really mind people not knowing if...

might have to

still, the way that even the new cars have it, i might have to wait until it gets a little louder. even the dealer wasn't too eager to jump to book my replacement, might be hinting me to hold off if i can?

that’s somewhat good news. I think there are similar characteristics, which is what worries me, although mine is not very clearly audible with the hood down, unlike the post you linked.

that's what i mean man, have a listen to this, this is from the new vehicle. I'd love to know what others think. I meant to include it in my original post but it didn't upload successfully. To me, it sounds like there's a similar note in the new vehicle, though it is a bit softer and smoother...

oh man, that sucks. welp, at least it's something that has a known fix. i tried two brand new ranger raptors at the dealer that had the same sound (with the hood up), so that really threw me off, thinking it may be just how it is.

i’m wondering whether i should go through with the replacement or hold off and just use the vehicle till it gets worse. reason being, the replacement process will involve taking apart quite a lot of parts, which may or may not cause other issues. anyway, im still not sure if my issue is a cam...

wow, so did you always want to have 2, or did you accidentally end up with 2 RRs? honestly, my problem now is i can’t exactly tell if it’s an issue or if it’s a big enough issue, to the point i want to send the car in and potentially contract other issues from the repair process. I can barely...

So, it seems like my Ranger Raptor has/is starting to get the cam phaser rattle issue on cold start. The technical service bulletin documents a fix for the issue, but it does involve some taking apart of the car, which may or may not affect the car in other ways. On the other hand, if I do not...

or KO3s, from what I know the North American Ranger Raptors come with KO3s. In Malaysia where I'm from, they come with KO2s. Still, just wondering if the BFG performance matches its reputation.

Wondering if anybody has tried any other all-terrain tires with the Ranger Raptor, same exact specs, just different brand and model. How do they perform compared to the stock BFGoodrich KO2s? I think all-terrain tires for the Ranger Raptor should be slightly more specific in requirements, given...

I used to think the 'Raptor' brand referred to the dinosaur like in Jurassic Park. After doing some research though, I learned that it was inspired by the Raptor fighter jets, which in turn are named after the birds of prey. Technically, the dinosaurs are called Velociraptors, though they...