Major Ecoboost repair, long delays
My daughter parked her 2013 F150 Ecoboost with about 140,000 miles on it back in mid-May. When she started it back up it would barely run and was very rough. To make a long story short it was parked...
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Grit dog wrote:Groover wrote:
but I am pretty sure that automakers are required by law to have spare parts available for vehicles up to 10 years old and Ford may be in violation of that law. Since Ford told me that 83 people have been waiting longer than me this could be a ready made class action suit.
That says it all....
Running around with your hand out for anyone that will feed you, regardless of their responsibility to do so....
Ok, then, next topic...have a nice day!
Not too worried:
- Ford could simply point back to the govt which shut down the economy and claim Force Majeure.
- Would an entire engine qualify as "spare parts".
- Then there is always the option...Ford could offer him an engine tomorrow from one of those 30,000 trucks sitting waiting for chips. The new engine price is $70k and as a bonus comes packaged in nifty truck shaped box on wheels.
