FORD Maverick Tremor ( 2 Ltr. ) owner discovers a problem
- Thread starter odie
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The dreaded Ford "stealership" journey... Where they're TOO STUPID to roll the windows up on a BRAND NEW VEHICLE when they leave it ouside!
I had that recommended to me. I cant stand those clickbait mountain out of a mole hill videos.
They circled it.
IMO it's at the end, after he picked it up. Lucky his interior wasn't ruined.
They aren’t all like that. I’ve had excellent service at my local Ford dealer.
mine to, in and out when they say and the work has always been top notch.
AZjeff
$50 Site Donor 2023
Small oil leak discovered when doing first DIY oil change.
If it's made of metal, it's a skid plate...
Why use stamped steel when a chunk of plastic would save money and weight instead?
Why use stamped steel when a chunk of plastic would save money and weight instead?
Ouch.. Shows the importance of checking oil levels, regardless of age or mileage.
Unfortunately here they're all pretty much bad. If it makes it in under its' own power (& is under warranty)-they don't care.
I hate to hear that. My local dealer beats everyone else on tires and batteries.
What little warranty work that had to be done was done in a timely manner and they left my vehicles just as I brought them in.
The timing chain cover gasket was flapping around in the breeze so it was leaking a surprisingly small amount of oil. Then the dealer left it outside with the windows open in a rain storm for some reason... But no lasting damage from that it seems....
The OP could've just told us that but didn't... huge problem! Click bait, time wasting idiocy invades BITOG!
But haven't we all been wasting time rehashing the same stuff for the past 20+
But haven't we all been wasting time rehashing the same stuff for the past 20+yrs.
But haven't we all been wasting time rehashing the same stuff for the past 20+yrs.
His next video I clicked on was how to change the air filter.
Im 41 years old and I have been to 4 different ford dealers and they all managed to stick it to me one way or another.
To a greater or lesser extent, all dealers consider the customer fair game,
