Missing underside parts

[Oanghusa]

Using that logic, if the car was built without the Corsair emblems on the side of the car they would be good.

Since a Corsair is built in Kentucky and so is Escape, what if the Corsair was built with Escape wheels?

Action

Way back in 1978 my parents bought a new Plymouth that had model name badges on the front fenders. The car they looked at in stock (and ultimately bought) had the Dodge model on the left fender and the Plymouth model badge on the right side. The salesman saw it at the same time we did (before the test drive) and said they'd fix it before delivery. And they did. So even Chrysler, starting to struggle at that time, covered this under warrantee (even though the assembly line's final inspector missed this before it left). Action's examples should be warrantee-correctable (at least in my opinion and those of us here).

 

[Buddybiro]

that was also missing the parts was factory installed trailer package.

The dealer ordered the parts and installed them. So my point is: check underneath to see if you are

My dealer and Lincoln Concierge refused to buy and install these missing rear fender liner parts. They claimed its normal, that's how the cars are assembled now. (I gave them some strong verbal feedback on all this cost cutting.)

So I made my own for the very sloppy right rear; left rear is not so loose so I'll let it be for now.

Not perfect and won't win a beauty contest from underneath but it should get the job done reasonably well for winter snow.View attachment 18360View attachment 18361

Do you know if these are the same parts on a 2025? Mine are missing too

 

[Sharbotcom]

Do you know if these are the same parts on a 2025? Mine are missing too

I can't say for sure, but I expect they are.

 

[Buddybiro]

I can't say for sure, but I expect they are.

I was putting mud flaps on and noticed how loose everything was back there. Did they stop using these pieces all together?

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[eddiepesto]

By chance do you have the tow package? I have a 2023 and a 2025 both missing the parts.. I can only imagine the tow assembly is responsible for the missing items..
My dealer also refuses to help.

 

[G-66755]

By chance do you have the tow package? I have a 2023 and a 2025 both missing the parts.. I can only imagine the tow assembly is responsible for the missing items..
My dealer also refuses to help.

I do have the factory reciever hitch but don't believe this is a factor. I believe the factory stopped including the parts.

 

[Buddybiro]

By chance do you have the tow package? I have a 2023 and a 2025 both missing the parts.. I can only imagine the tow assembly is responsible for the missing items..
My dealer also refuses to help.

No tow package. I don’t think they put the parts on any of them now

 

[Sharbotcom]

I was putting mud flaps on and noticed how loose everything was back there. Did they stop using these pieces all together?

At the time I was trying to solve this, both trailer package equipped and non-trailer packaged vehicles on the dealer's lot were missing them.

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[Buddybiro]

At the time I was trying to solve this, both trailer package equipped and non-trailer packaged vehicles on the dealer's lot were missing them.

Yes they seem to all be missing it on the lot. I’m going to try to get them from the dealer I don’t like the way it flops around

 

[Buddybiro]

Yes they seem to all be missing it on the lot. I’m going to try to get them from the dealer I don’t like the way it flops around

 

[Sharbotcom]

Yes they seem to all be missing it on the lot. I’m going to try to get them from the dealer I don’t like the way it flops around

If you get snow and ice built up on them, they start to flop without the extra support