The dealer showed me Fords picture of where the 'damage' takes place and it is where cable passes alongside a bracket which has a rough edge that may damage the cable. I don't think that would cause a hot spot. The cure is to pad the bracket with special Ford supplied padding. The bracket looked to be forward of the bulkhead.Bilbopup said:Interesting, I get a really 'hot' spot next to my left leg when the heater' is on even if I have it on cool. Wonder if that is it. Been thinking about taking it back. Must contact the dealer.
Thanks for that. Been onto my dealer and he is on the case. As they are a small concern he says they always notify the big dealers firstmakem said:Got my letter today and it mentions that in rare case the cable may overheat but then the fuse would blow.
Davis_Zadian said:Its not the full air conditioning , its just a basic heater coil when you just turn the fans on.
So it may or may not have been done? Or more likely, if they want to gain a few quid, call you in as a separate job.Philsm1 said:I got my letter today only just got my car back from repair you would have thought they might have told me at the dealers!