fishrising
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Anyone have issues with their tailgate button on the tailgate “sticking” and not “springing” back after you press it?
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Yes. Started happening about a month ago. Press it and nothing happens then it beeps a few times because it thinks I'm holding the button and trying to set the open height. I assume some grit or something got in there, just haven't had a chance to investigate.Anyone have issues with their tailgate button on the tailgate “sticking” and not “springing” back after you press it?
Ours had this issue from day 1. Ford is replacing the button next week.
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I would be shocked if it ever was.Will this be a recall item?
Yes. Started happening about a month ago. Press it and nothing happens then it beeps a few times because it thinks I'm holding the button and trying to set the open height. I assume some grit or something got in there, just haven't had a chance to investigate.
you can set the opening height? Would love see if I can get mine to go up about another inch on its own. I can push it up manually and clear my head that way. Otherwise...bonk
Mine just started doing it today... Luckily the every other method but the button works. Anyone run across any diy fixes yet?
So, anyone?
I've found that I can press / move the little plastic piece surrounding the button and usually it will pop out. Thought about just trying to pop off the little 'surround' and see if it just needs a little shave of the opening or something.
Same here. Dealer replaced the button, but blamed my Weathertech cargo liner for the problem.
I don't have a cargo mat and also have this problem...don't eat the bullsh*t they're trying to feed you. If they really believed it was the cargo mat, they wouldn't have replaced the button.Same here. Dealer replaced the button, but blamed my Weathertech cargo liner for the problem.