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My wife went out this morning to start the Raptor and it was dead. Here is the story as she told me over the phone:
She goes out to the truck and everything looks and sounds normal until she tried to start it. She turns the key and nothing but fast clicks and the "Theft" light is blinking rapidly. She breaks out the owners manual (she, like most chicks, can read) and it says to try the other key. Same deal with the other key. She calls the Ford dealer and they send a tow truck. The truck is in the garage, but the tow guy manages to get it in Neutral and roll it out into the street. He puts it in Park, does some tow-driver stuff, then returns to the truck. Now it's completely DEAD; no lights, no annoying door chime, and it will not shift out of Park. He gets some dollies under the rear tires, loads it on the flat bed and drives to the Ford dealer. At the dealership it starts and drives of the tow truck under it's own power, but now it's too late so they park it for the night. This morning the truck is dead again at the dealer. The service guy calls my wife and says, "Ma'am, whats wrong with the truck; it won't start." She says, "It won't start!" Service guy says, "Oh. OK, we'll get back to you." Very reassuring...
That's all I know about it because I'm out of town for a while (Iraq). Any ideas?
She goes out to the truck and everything looks and sounds normal until she tried to start it. She turns the key and nothing but fast clicks and the "Theft" light is blinking rapidly. She breaks out the owners manual (she, like most chicks, can read) and it says to try the other key. Same deal with the other key. She calls the Ford dealer and they send a tow truck. The truck is in the garage, but the tow guy manages to get it in Neutral and roll it out into the street. He puts it in Park, does some tow-driver stuff, then returns to the truck. Now it's completely DEAD; no lights, no annoying door chime, and it will not shift out of Park. He gets some dollies under the rear tires, loads it on the flat bed and drives to the Ford dealer. At the dealership it starts and drives of the tow truck under it's own power, but now it's too late so they park it for the night. This morning the truck is dead again at the dealer. The service guy calls my wife and says, "Ma'am, whats wrong with the truck; it won't start." She says, "It won't start!" Service guy says, "Oh. OK, we'll get back to you." Very reassuring...
That's all I know about it because I'm out of town for a while (Iraq). Any ideas?
