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2024 MY Super Duty Order/Schedule/Build Thread
- OP 🔹 DTX2023Tremor
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I've never been able to make this site/feature work for me. It recognizes my VIN and allows me to download the file...but the file is nothing but "garbly gook" that I can't make sense of.
The files won't make sense. They contain the factory module configurations. The files are used by computer software to program or reprogram your truck's computers. The takeaway here is that Ford doesn't upload the configuration files until the truck is on the final assembly line. So if there is little to no information on the module page, it means your truck is in early assembly or hasn't been started yet. If there's a lot of data, it means your build is almost complete.
- Oct 18, 2023
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- 11,084
- 24 Lariat Tremor 7.3 Godzilla Antimatter Blue 🔵
- 85 Bronco
Is that through Ford pass or...
- Oct 18, 2023
- 5,666
- 11,084
- 24 Lariat Tremor 7.3 Godzilla Antimatter Blue 🔵
- 85 Bronco
Nevermind, i see the above post now
Thanks. Mine has very little right now...so it must be early "in production". I'll check back in a day or two to see if more info/data is in there
- Oct 18, 2023
- 5,666
- 11,084
- 24 Lariat Tremor 7.3 Godzilla Antimatter Blue 🔵
- 85 Bronco
Yes. No modules yet. So basically, you're truck is not "alive"
Hasn’t been built yet if it only has that.
Wow that’s a much shorter list
Wonder what is Limiting F350 ?
Badging? Rear axle? Rear spring leaf? There really isn’t that many components that are different in an F350 compared to and F250.
The higher weight front axle is also an option on F250 and they aren’t mentioning that as limiting.
What am I missing here F250 vs F350?
Badging? Rear axle? Rear spring leaf? There really isn’t that many components that are different in an F350 compared to and F250.
The higher weight front axle is also an option on F250 and they aren’t mentioning that as limiting.
What am I missing here F250 vs F350?
Ok, so now my 11/13 build week truck has a date of 11/13 added to its “In Production” status on the tracker.
For those following their 2024 builds post strike, here’s the order of events and timing and what you need to check and watch for.
About 7 days prior to your build week, start checking your tracker for your tracker going into “In Production” status without a date next to In Production.
Once you see that, chill and don’t waste your time checking for 7 days. Except, you’ll be able to see your window sticker 12 hours later using the link on this thread instead of the link on the tracker site.
7 days later start checking for you modules.
The Motorcraft module site simply is a record of your AsBuilt configuration. This is created just before your truck is built so these values can be uploaded to your modules. Once they show up, about 12 hours later your truck will get a date next to the In Production.
The date will show up after the truck is rolling down the final assembly line.
22 hours later your truck will be built. While rolling down the line, check your FordPass for a battery connect to turn on the modem.
So here’s the sequence.
1). Goes into “In Production” on the tracker 7 days prior to build day. Start checking Monday before build week.
2) 7 days later start checking modules. They will show up exactly 7 days and a few hours after the In Production first show up on the tracker.
3) 12 hours later or 7 days and 16 hours after first going into In Production status you will see a date added to the In Production tracker status. This occurs after it’s actually on the final assembly line.
4) 16 to 22 hours later (depends on the assembly speed rate that day) the truck will roll off the line. (This has not happened for me yet)
For those following their 2024 builds post strike, here’s the order of events and timing and what you need to check and watch for.
About 7 days prior to your build week, start checking your tracker for your tracker going into “In Production” status without a date next to In Production.
Once you see that, chill and don’t waste your time checking for 7 days. Except, you’ll be able to see your window sticker 12 hours later using the link on this thread instead of the link on the tracker site.
7 days later start checking for you modules.
The Motorcraft module site simply is a record of your AsBuilt configuration. This is created just before your truck is built so these values can be uploaded to your modules. Once they show up, about 12 hours later your truck will get a date next to the In Production.
The date will show up after the truck is rolling down the final assembly line.
22 hours later your truck will be built. While rolling down the line, check your FordPass for a battery connect to turn on the modem.
So here’s the sequence.
1). Goes into “In Production” on the tracker 7 days prior to build day. Start checking Monday before build week.
2) 7 days later start checking modules. They will show up exactly 7 days and a few hours after the In Production first show up on the tracker.
3) 12 hours later or 7 days and 16 hours after first going into In Production status you will see a date added to the In Production tracker status. This occurs after it’s actually on the final assembly line.
4) 16 to 22 hours later (depends on the assembly speed rate that day) the truck will roll off the line. (This has not happened for me yet)
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What does “balance out will be on …” mean?
Means end of production. Where they try and fit in last few Job 1 trucks.
Thanks bud. That makes sense and likely right before the winter break.
My 11/20 build went into production today. 
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apologies if this has been asked before, what impact to going to production does "Limited Availability" have? F250 Tremor, Lariat Ultimate, 6.7 HO diesel, with 5th Wheel/Gooseneck on order placed 9/5, order confirmed with Ford to be in "green status"
