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Ford Explorer ST Recall 23S23 360 Degree Camera Stop Sale
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Very excited to share, IT'S FINALLY IN! Dealer called and it was just unloaded off of the truck. Picking it up Friday at 10 AM. 
Ordered 4-2, Production 7-19, Built 11-15, Shipped 11-20, Arrived @ dealer 11-21, Pick up 11-24.
Ordered 4-2, Production 7-19, Built 11-15, Shipped 11-20, Arrived @ dealer 11-21, Pick up 11-24.
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Hi to all and sorry for my bad english. I've bought ford explorer platinum 2020 with 360 camera view system and getting an error with black/blue screen when turning to reverse after some minutes from restart. If i turn reverse directly after restart camera is working fine. I've found that my car is under recall 23S23/23V342, but unfortunately there is no ford dealers in my country.
Can somebody tell me from what parts or software 23s23 recall consists? If you give me part numbers it will be ideal.
Can somebody tell me from what parts or software 23s23 recall consists? If you give me part numbers it will be ideal.
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- 2021 Explorer ST Carbonized Gray
This is what i found elsewhere. But with no dealer to program I don't know how you can install and have it work.
Recall consists of:
Part PB5Z-13234-B ------- Wiring and SOC
Part JL7Z-19G490-F ------- 23S23 Camera
When replacing a camera, it does need to be programmed to the vehicle which a dealer needs to do. A 3rd party mechanic may have access to it through their computers but it is not plug and play, it requires programming.
Recall consists of:
Part PB5Z-13234-B ------- Wiring and SOC
Part JL7Z-19G490-F ------- 23S23 Camera
When replacing a camera, it does need to be programmed to the vehicle which a dealer needs to do. A 3rd party mechanic may have access to it through their computers but it is not plug and play, it requires programming.
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Well, black Friday pick up didn't go so smooth. Explorer is black and there was a small dent and scratches on passenger side. Refused to take it until they fixed it. Fast forward 2 weeks, picked it up Saturday and now only dealing with the manager (sales guy is an A!!), with a capital A, and just love it. It is nicer than I thought it would even be. Getting it ceramic glazed this week and taking it on a road trip this Friday.
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Actually no. Tracker was updated on 12/24 to built, then shipped on 12/26. I was called by Ford PR late afternoon of 12/26 saying it was loaded on rail car headed for Buffalo. 12/27 my salesman called and said it was in Buffalo awaiting tranport back to the dealer in Erie. So, the wait continues. I did email the owner prior to T'giving asking what could be done. Salesman said he was not happy and he got a HOT classification put on it. Thx for asking, I'll keep you posted.
New to this group, thanks for the add. I have a 2024 ST I'm waiting delivery on that was built 1/7/24. The build sheet shows the $500 360-degree camera delete credit along with the $150 reverse brake assist delete credit. One option it does come with is the $355 active park assist 2.0. My confusion is, does the park assist not require the 360-degree camera or does it just rely on sensors? All the videos online I see for the park assist show the 360 camera view on the screen while the car parks itself. Thanks.
I finally got it!!! 265 Days from the day we ordered it to the day it was on the dealer's lot. It was listed on the tracker as "in production" for 158 days, before moving to production. Couldn't be happier with the vehicle and the color is exceptional. The dealer did get involved the last 15 days to get it moving after I contacted the owner. In my opinion Ford was the only winner here. People, like us waited too long and the dealers took it on the chin from the customer. Noone was kept informed on the true status.
Thanks to everyone on this Forum. I was very informative on this topic and probably kept many people from jumping off the bridge knowing others were suffering the same issues.
Enjoy them when you get them. In some cases, "Drive them like you stole them!"
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