Check engine
I started my 2003 F250 Ford V10 eng with 105K miles. One owner, looks new. The check eng light came on and stayed on. I took it into the Ford place here in Yuma and 3 hrs later they said I need a new ...
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JALLEN4 wrote:
I really wish I could have hired some of these "key board" mechanics when I was a dealer. It is amazing how they know more than a trained mechanic all with a description on the internet without even being in the same State as the truck. How do they think the mechanic working on it made the diagnosis...he read the codes. He installs a new computer and it either fixes the problem or not. If it does, pay the man and go home. If it doesn't, they can't charge you and then they need to go back to work. Simply make the agreement before they do the work. If you can't afford the repair, keep driving it until it stops.
You are right a 900 dollar computer was bad along with a 39 dollar sensor we found bad after installing the new computer. Your bill is $939 plus tax. :S :S :S
BTW dealer mark up on the computer is $450 and on the sensor $19.50.
