Will Ford dealers work on Coach with 6.8-liter V10

I use to have my local Ford dealer do oil, filter & lube but I found out that they didn't know where all of the grease zerk were or the emergency brake plug was and they had to work on it outside on the ground. They recommended a local truck repair center. They did a lot of work on Ford V10 trucks but now is out of business (health problems). There is a local tire place that can do the oil, filter & lube but beyond that I don't know where I'll be getting future service.

Dave

IMHO: It depends.

It largely depends on if they have a bay to get a 30' x 10' vehicle into. In DFW, there were only 2 dealers out of about 10 that could do it.

RV dealers typically won't do it.

Commercial truck facilities will.

Thanks Down, I was wondering if some of the larger dealers may do it. Thanks

Mondooker wrote:
Sorry Down, thought it reasonable, guess not!

Didn't mean to sound like an a$$hole! I just thought a quick call to your dealer will confirm. The Ford dealer in my town does not have the equipment or the room to work on a motorhome, but a very big dealer next town over has all the equipment and welcomes the work.

I checked all over central SC and all said no. Called a local RV service center and they pointed me to one that did work on V10 motorhomes. Sent a letter to Ford and they responded by phone with another. Most said they did not have the bay's that would allow them to work on them.

Nick Nicholas Ford Dealer in Inverness Fl works on RVs.

Sorry Down, thought it reasonable, guess not!

Tyler0215 wrote:
Call the Ford dealer and ask.

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Seems to me if you want the dealer who works on your car to also service the motorhome, the best way to find out would be to ask the dealer, not RV.net!

call the ford company,they might have a list of dealers that do service rv,s ,mines been to earnharts ford in tempe az and they fixed the rv,

Call the Ford dealer and ask.