Remote start- Whiteface Ford has a deep concern

[rijndael]

 

[Hall]

In case there was any doubt I just tried starting my 2025 Bronco with the app and the hood open. It didn’t start, just honked the horn 2 times five seconds apart.

Another example of "fake news" link.... If anyone watched the video, it was a lot of "what if" or "could happen", when in fact most were false. Got views on the video though ! Mission accomplished !

 

[Nukeman7]

In case there was any doubt I just tried starting my 2025 Bronco with the app and the hood open. It didn’t start, just honked the horn 2 times five seconds apart.

I relooked at the video, and I was wrong, the truck can't be remote started with the hood open or a door open.

The OP has already admitted that Whiteface Ford states the vehicle cannot be remote started with the hood open. Unless someone can prove otherwise, we are beating a dead horse here.

 

[GON]

Another example of "fake news" link.... If anyone watched the video, it was a lot of "what if" or "could happen", when in fact most were false. Got views on the video though ! Mission accomplished !

Coming from a guy who doesn't work full time/ exclusively on Ford trucks.

The guy in the video works on Ford trucks all day, every day, and has for decades. Glad your armchair quarterback mentality overrides a very seasoned and well respected Ford technician/ Ford dealer part owner.

Beware of the comments from armchair quarterbacks that may be technically correct, but holistically flawed.

Having watched this guy for quite some time, I would transport my F350 hundreds of miles for warranty service rather than the local area Ford dealers. He is one of the most knowledable minds in the Ford truck repair business.

 

[KrisZ]

Coming from a guy who doesn't work full time/ exclusively on Ford trucks.

The guy in the video works on Ford trucks all day, every day, and has for decades. Glad your armchair quarterback mentality overrides a very seasoned and well respected Ford technician/ Ford dealer part owner.

Beware of the comments from armchair quarterbacks that may be technically correct, but holistically flawed.

Having watched this guy for quite some time, I would transport my F350 hundreds of miles for warranty service rather than the local area Ford dealers. He is one of the most knowledable minds in the Ford truck repair business.

If you haven’t used their “expertise” personally, then you’re armchair quarterbacking as well.

 

[Hall]

Coming from a guy who doesn't work full time/ exclusively on Ford trucks.

After enough comments from others (and even yourself admitting the video's claims are false) that disputed his claims, I made that comment. The guy is in it for clicks and subscribers....