new(er) ford owners - dealer ? for you
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Re: new(er) ford owners - dealer ? for you
you running a oiled filter on a CAI or shortram intake? cause if you do, its a good bet that it contaminated the MAF and that is the cause of a stutter.
but brake problems should be addressed as soon as possible....not after 5k miles. most of the time, that shows lack of concern on the owners part and it will be reflected in the service order/logs.
not being a dick or anything, but i have worked in enough shops and run enough to know that.
but brake problems should be addressed as soon as possible....not after 5k miles. most of the time, that shows lack of concern on the owners part and it will be reflected in the service order/logs.
not being a dick or anything, but i have worked in enough shops and run enough to know that.
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Re: new(er) ford owners - dealer ? for you
Originally Posted by Nic
Pence just sold their Ford Dealership (Powhatan). I believe it was sold to Sheehy, which should be taking over April 1st. My dad works at their Suburu/Kia/Nissan/Oldsmobile dealer. I think you're a little overly concerned about the lack of expertise at the dealerships to be quite honest, but if you're really that concerned about it, I'd take the car to Stevie at Sheehy on Midlo.
glad i got the truck when i did haha
shit wait. where do I take the truck to get oil changes and shit now?? lol
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wherever you want to. Too many people belive the "you must bring the car to this dealership for oil changes or we will void your warranty" I had a cavalier Hyundai customer tell me that today when his warranty expired.
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Re: new(er) ford owners - dealer ? for you
Originally Posted by Woodrow
wherever you want to. Too many people belive the "you must bring the car to this dealership for oil changes or we will void your warranty" I had a cavalier Hyundai customer tell me that today when his warranty expired.
oh no, i would do it myself, just that since I bought the truck from them, i get free oil changes, now what?
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