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2020 Ranger. Less than 9k miles. Driveshaft bolts missing
- Thread starter HenryMac
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Dealer says "maybe it only needs 2, I don’t know" lolwut
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And just two beside each other... not two spaced 180 degrees.
"Hey boss this one needs 2 more bolts." 
"Just shut up and ship it." 
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Great Quality Control there.
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Careful with those things. Saw a picture on Facebook the other day showing a Bronco with the front wheels facing away from each other. Apparently the rods broke loose on both sides? I can't verify the source. But the image isn't good for the Bronco.
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Robot must have went on break early that day, or didn't bother to notice the bolt bin was empty.
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