hi, trying to find the previous owner or at least figure out my new 2013 SHO

I'm probably have to get in contact with ford, but I was wondering if anyone knew how much the last recall (clicking in the wheel when you turn)  for the 2013 SHO costs if it's not covered under warranty?  Reason I ask is because,  as you guys know my car came lowered and modded so I technically signed for a warranty that could be voided already. I talked to the dealer Monday and they seem to be willing to cut me a check for enough to fix or close to it.....
 
A fair price would be about 550-600 depending if the Dealer installs it,labor is less than 3 hours when they performed the wheel hub assembly,good luck.
 
ZSHO said:
A fair price would be about 550-600 depending if the Dealer installs it,labor is less than 3 hours when they performed the wheel hub assembly,good luck.
So is it the hub that needs to be replaced? Recall said some other part in the front.
 
The recall for the 13 SHO IS 14S10 is the right hand half shaft assembly and usually its a visual inspection and most likely does not have to be changed nine out of ten times,the ticking you stated earlier is not a recall but should be covered under warranty and only for the 13 SHO PP thats mostly affects.
 
ZSHO said:
The recall for the 13 SHO IS 14S10 is the right hand half shaft assembly and usually its a visual inspection and most likely does not have to be changed nine out of ten times,the ticking you stated earlier is not a recall but should be covered under warranty.
Hmmm okay I had those to mixed up. Ok so that's two different things they will have to do. Thank you
 
Also is another minor recall is the rear license plate assembly and most likely has to be ordered,kill three birds with one stone,good luck.
 
Black Coyote said:
When did that recall come out after the the half shaft or before?  If it's before it claims to have been done already on the carfax
The license plate assembly came out before .
 
PokerMunkee said:
The ticking noise is the hubs.  I'd get the better aftermarket ones and install myself.  The OEM ones will fail again I'm sure.
Why would you say that,just curious do you hear or feel anything?
 
If I had extra money to blow I'd get the aftermarket ones.. but I'm glad you came an share your insight, because I thought I read somewhere on here about the upgrade ones being better. If I can get it done under warranty I'm let them do it for free..If it fails again I'll do the upgrade
 
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