Nothing according to two ford dealerships.
You’re throwing a fit and selling your truck because you don’t like the way a few of the interior lights function? Everything you complained was explained to be functioning as designed.
Its just one the trivial issues I guess.
No disrespect but you're going to trade-in your brand new ride with a lot more tech features for a used 2018 raptor that you don't know how it was treated by previous owner/owners, usually sell for a higher marked up price, have to deal with sitting in a dealership again playing the game of trying to not get screwed over for a few thousands, all over some small interior lights that quite possible might be on the raptor as well since its another Ford truck?
Calm down bud, you never asked anyone here if the light stays on, you just asked if the trade in was a good deal or not. I can check for you later today if it stays on or not, might not be apples to apples though because I have an XLT 302A.
How do you know it’s on when closed? Can you see the light coming out or something? Just curious. I’ll have to check mine.
Had my 9 year old tell me "Dad just put your phone in there with it recording video"
I was curious and looked tonight, and the lights stay on in mine in those places too. I guess it’s a little different than older vehicles when they used switches to turn off those higher draw, hotter, shorter lived incandescent bulbs so they didn’t burn out, ignite something, or tax the electric system. I’d expect these ultra low power LEDs to burn out after a few decades of on-time, and don’t heat up. Personally, I’m not concerned, but I get how it could annoy folks.
sounds like your trying to justify buying another truck so soon for a Raptor. Lol jk
To me personally, no not really. I can’t see any light when they’re shut so it doesn’t affect me. Only time will tell how often the bulbs go out but they didn’t feel hot at all though.
