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Greene728 wrote:
Where is fishonone?
I'm sure he will come to the rescue with a logical explanation/excuse soon!
LOL... Another troll boy. :WWalaby wrote:
I agree. Only reason its posted here like it is is to try to stir the pot from a anti- Ford person. Hope no one else takes the bait! Maybe its time for some of these guys that like to stir the Mine is better than yours pot, to grow up.:B
WOW.. Dang, that's crazy
I don't see anywhere on the letter where it says that Ford Canada says it's not their problem. Only that they don't have a vehicle return policy. Policy is to repair under the terms of the factory warranty.
Not sure why whoever is having the problem couldn't understand that.. that's normal. But, okay.
That is crazy though.
Mikespoon059 wrote:
Greene728 wrote:
Where is fishonone?
I'm sure he will come to the rescue with a logical explanation/excuse soon!
No need to start picking a fight here... Obviously there was a mechanical issue with this particular truck and the dealer appears to have stepped up to the plate for the owner. Things happen. Ford sells 50K+ F-series trucks per month... inevitably you will stumble upon some problems.
Looks pretty darn cool though!
What??
Next will have dogs n cats living together in harmony!
$20 says the fish woulda been on this one if it was a goat with an orange tail pipe!
I'm just wondering why they had time to take pics rather than disconnect the trailer??prm99v6 wrote:
It is my understanding (again from her Facebook page) that she got rid of the Ford and got a Ram 3500 megacab.
Sounds like she upgraded for sure ;)
According to the news article update, Ford did give her a refund. So she was free to shop for a new vehicle where ever she wanted, no matter the owner or location.
It is my understanding (again from her Facebook page) that she got rid of the Ford and got a Ram 3500 megacab. I don't know if the Ram and Ford dealers share the same owner or not.- After skimming through the thousands of posts on various sites yesterday (including the women's own Facebook page) it appears as if the dealer put diesel in the DEF tank when they filled it up prior to delivery. The fact that FORD Canada told her to go through her dealer is correct.
I had a brand new Hyudnai where the crank pulley fell off after 300 miles. I tried the same thing (going to manufacturer) and was told to go through the dealer. Ultimately my dealer stepped up and simply voided the sale and gave me a new one.
It is my understanding (again from her Facebook page) that she got rid of the Ford and got a Ram 3500 megacab. I don't know if the Ram and Ford dealers share the same owner or not. Greene728 wrote:
Where is fishonone?
I'm sure he will come to the rescue with a logical explanation/excuse soon!
No need to start picking a fight here... Obviously there was a mechanical issue with this particular truck and the dealer appears to have stepped up to the plate for the owner. Things happen. Ford sells 50K+ F-series trucks per month... inevitably you will stumble upon some problems.
Looks pretty darn cool though!- My 2008 F450 work truck with the 6.4 would throw an occasional flame out the exaust if I have it a lot of throttle before the motor was warmed up
- There is speculation that the owner pumped diesel fuel into the DEF tank which then of course injected diesel into the exhaust.
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