Warranty Claim Denied
A friend has a 2011 F250 equipped with power folding mirrors. The mirrors gave stopped folding under power. The dealer diagnosed the problem as bad motors and submitted the warranty claim. The repa...
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dodge guy wrote:Turtle n Peeps wrote:dodge guy wrote:
First they have to prove they were damaged by something other than normal failure. If they aren`t hanging off the truck or have physical damage to them they can`t deny a claim based on that. and even if they were, they are designed to be manually folded!
Make a call to Ford!
Aaaaaaa they most certainly can deny a claim; and they did in this case. Just ask the OP! :S
All Ford has to do is say, "claim denied" next in line please. I've heard of it happening many times. :)
Yes, but they have to have a good reason other than "because we said so!"
While that is true and also with the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act. But they have all the leverage. Now the ball is in your court to prove otherwise shifting the financial burden on you.
