Ford recalls 3,976 SD pickups (2015) for transmission issue

Dadoffourgirls wrote:

Of those, 3,973 were sold in the United States, according to the NHTSA documents.

A Ford spokeswoman said no accidents or injuries have been reported in relation to the issue, which according to NHTSA documents was discovered on March 26 .......

Ford will notify owners and dealers will update the software free of charge, according to NHTSA documents...INSTEAD OF WAITING 10 YEARS WHILE HIDING IT! ...

Reuters wrote:
Over the weekend, GM recalled almost 52,000 SUVs for a fuel gauge issue.

Francesca Knowles wrote:
:B

I notice you left out the very last line of the Reuters article , O.P.:

Reuters wrote:
Over the weekend, GM recalled almost 52,000 SUVs for a fuel gauge issue.

Link to GM Recalls

v10superduty wrote:
OK, DOFG.. :h
6 weeks ago while I was in Florida I posted a link to a story about how a guys OnStar had let him down to recover his stolen vehicle.

You were the first one to reply and accused me of sitting in the rain, surfin the net, looking for negative GM stories to post.
That wasn't my point as it was an interesting situation that I (nor many others) had heard of or thought of.
By the way, there were LOTS of truly negative stories about GM for anyone who wanted to bother to post them.

So what is your point here? :W

Dadoffourgirls wrote:

v10superduty wrote:
OK, DOFG.. :h
6 weeks ago while I was in Florida I posted a link to a story about how a guys OnStar had let him down to recover his stolen vehicle.

You were the first one to reply and accused me of sitting in the rain, surfin the net, looking for negative GM stories to post.
That wasn't my point as it was an interesting situation that I (nor many others) had heard of or thought of.
By the way, there were LOTS of truly negative stories about GM for anyone who wanted to bother to post them.

So what is your point here? :W

Glad you made it back to the North! Too bad you did not bring us any significant warmer weather! :W

I was only posting this as there could be an owner that reads this, and to make sure individuals were aware that there is a potential for a truck to go into reverse for a second when going to drive (so they are not standing behind it). I saw that this was posted on AutoNews this morning (and the fuel guage issue with the CUVs was not included), so was only highlighting it for the safety of my fellow RVers.

I knew that there would be the usual comments.

I guess I should have copied the article discussing GM's success in generating revenue from sales of pickups!

Dadoffourgirls wrote:

v10superduty wrote:
OK, DOFG.. :h
6 weeks ago while I was in Florida I posted a link to a story about how a guys OnStar had let him down to recover his stolen vehicle.

You were the first one to reply and accused me of sitting in the rain, surfin the net, looking for negative GM stories to post.
That wasn't my point as it was an interesting situation that I (nor many others) had heard of or thought of.
By the way, there were LOTS of truly negative stories about GM for anyone who wanted to bother to post them.

So what is your point here? :W

Glad you made it back to the North! Too bad you did not bring us any significant warmer weather! :W

I was only posting this as there could be an owner that reads this, and to make sure individuals were aware that there is a potential for a truck to go into reverse for a second when going to drive (so they are not standing behind it). I saw that this was posted on AutoNews this morning (and the fuel guage issue with the CUVs was not included), so was only highlighting it for the safety of my fellow RVers.

I knew that there would be the usual comments.

I guess I should have copied the article discussing GM's success in generating revenue from sales of pickups!

catfishmontana wrote:
LOL