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Dealer said there was a TSB out regarding the issue and did a software update / recalibration on the PCM / TCM. Only time will tell, but at least they didn't dismiss it out of hand.
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Theres ALL KINDS of safety BS. I was driving like 3-5 mph in drive and I popped my drivers door open and it immediately slammed the transmission into Park and it clicked and tried to shear off the parking lock pin in the trans. I was not impressed. I understand its not a good idea to open the door, but I nearly got killed as I was in an intersection and the dam thing stopped me dead and I needed to get it back into gear, take the parking brake off and then reaccelerate....
You don't have to take the parking brake off...once it's in gear you can just accelerate and the parking brake releases automatically.Theres ALL KINDS of safety BS. I was driving like 3-5 mph in drive and I popped my drivers door open and it immediately slammed the transmission into Park and it clicked and tried to shear off the parking lock pin in the trans. I was not impressed. I understand its not a good idea to open the door, but I nearly got killed as I was in an intersection and the dam thing stopped me dead and I needed to get it back into gear, take the parking brake off and then reaccelerate....
I have had similar problems, however, I didn't get any bells and whistles. I jumped out of my car and it started to roll backwards. The back passenger door was open as well and it hit a post and bent the door hinges. . .While moving my tractor around this past weekend, I moved the vehicle multiple times with the door opened. Here's what I experienced:
When my seatbelt was on, vehicle was in drive or reverse, and I opened the door - lights and bells started going off but it stayed in gear while at a standstill.
When the seatbelt was off, the vehicle would shift to park automatically - HOWEVER, it was extremely easy to just shift it back into gear while the door was still open. I DID have to press the brake pedal to get it to shift out of park when the door was open and seatbelt was off.
Either way, based on the flashing lights and bells, the vehicle is very concerned about safety when one tries to move the vehicle with a door open.
A curious thing to point out - my 2019 Expedition didn't do anything other than warning bell and light if one of the passengers unbuckled and opened a door while the vehicle was in gear at a standstill.
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