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I got a call today that my new rear window came in and it's going to be hopefully finished by Friday. I sure miss my TB, but I don't mind the RST I have as a loaner. 

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Tomorrow marks two weeks without my truck. The LTZ loaner is doing the job, but it's still not my truck. Just playing their game. I'll be in a new truck soon.

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Today is 27 days for me. They are replacing my rear window as I type this. 

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Glad to hear everyone is making progress. Going on two weeks since I got it back. It's rained hard almost every day and still dry!

My F150 neighbor still asks me if I want to borrow his umbrella for my ride to work every day I see him, and twice on the weekend.

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Tomorrow marks two weeks without my truck. The LTZ loaner is doing the job, but it's still not my truck. Just playing their game. I'll be in a new truck soon.

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What are they doing now to get rid of the chemical and mildew smell in your truck?

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1 minute ago, ShamrockShooter said:

My F150 neighbor still asks me if I want to borrow his umbrella for my ride to work every day I see him, and twice on the weekend.

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Lol, that’s brutal. But he sounds envious and insecure... having to compensate constantly for driving an F-150. ?

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Lol, that’s brutal. But he sounds envious and insecure... having to compensate constantly for driving an F-150. [emoji16]
Well he does have a Corvette parked next to the Furd, so he isn't all bad...

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What are they doing now to get rid of the chemical and mildew smell in your truck?

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Well supposedly pulling out a couple parts at time to determine what smells and what doesn't. The last contact was Wednesday of last week, and it was the rear seat backs/cushions, whatever. I haven't heard from them since then. And I'm fine with it.

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Well supposedly pulling out a couple parts at time to determine what smells and what doesn't. The last contact was Wednesday of last week, and it was the rear seat backs/cushions, whatever. I haven't heard from them since then. And I'm fine with it.

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So do they have some sort of scientific method of determining where the microorganisms are growing or just the guy with the biggest nose doing the sniff test?

How many more days till you reach 30 out of service?

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Lol. I don't know what the hell they're doing. Monday makes 28 days total. I still haven't heard from them.

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They are probably too busy doing the vacuum pump brake recall on the 14-18 trucks. 5 guys in my office got a letter a few days ago.

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Bought my 2019 1500 LT in Feb. and caught the leak two weeks ago. So far they have replaced the headliner and determined the current rear windshield will not seal properly. They ordered me a new one on Friday. We’ll see what happens. 

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Bought my 2019 1500 LT in Feb. and caught the leak two weeks ago. So far they have replaced the headliner and determined the current rear windshield will not seal properly. They ordered me a new one on Friday. We’ll see what happens. 
How many days have they had your truck?

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3 minutes ago, ShamrockShooter said:

How many days have they had your truck?

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Ten so far. I’m anticipating another week at a minimum. 

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Well I got my truck back today after 16 days. They first tried to do the TSB but it still leaked so they replaced the whole rear window. They claimed the water tested it. I don't have time to test it for a few days but I believe it's been all fixed. Nice to have her back. 

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