As a former Power Stroke Diesel rep for Ford covering the 6.9L, 7.3L all variants (turbo, in between, and non turbo), 6.0L, and 6.4L; I couldn't laugh at this any more. I also deal with small, med, and big bore engines now. Cummins, Mack, Volvo, Isuzu, Hino, Mitsubishi. This comment made my...
And then only purchase half of what they asked you to build.
This is exactly how grey market parts such as sensor and stuff make it into the field. OEM sensors in someone else private labeled bag. Hurts the supplier tremendously.
I was in Atlanta a couple of weeks ago and saw one 5.0 coupe out in the wild.
Be in Macon, Atlanta, Adairsville, and Commerce in a few weeks from now. I’ll keep my eyes on the lookout 👀
Like most of us on here, I couldn't stand it much longer after my last post. So I called Automotive Film Specialist (AFS) to see if they were ok with me coming down to take a look at the car and the leak while they were working on the car. No problem they said. So I packed up and headed down...
I was thinking I might get a call about the car leaking on the floor of the PPF shop. Got that call this morning. They sent me a pic. I appreciated them reaching out. Their customer service is the reason I choose to do business with them in the first place. They called first, then said they...
Yep, good idea. I will have to park it in the garage. The driveway has a slope to it. And we are covered for cardboard expenses. My wife has a cardboard sponsor. Amazon.
Well, I dropped off my car this morning to get full PPF put on it and tint all the way around. It will be gone for 5-7 days. Came back and worked from home all day. Went to take the trash out this evening and saw an oil spot in the driveway about 8 inches in diameter. I assumed it was...
These are reasonable requests. I feel as though they will comeback and offer to make a few payments on your vehicle (assuming you finances through Ford Credit). If they go down this path, they will have a fixed response and wont directly negotiate. They will have to go back to a person that...
@LethalPerformance This is the type of article that I am looking for on anything I buy. Why buys is what I call that. Excellent post.....keep them coming!
I don't disagree that they would have to prove the Ceratec is at fault.
Adding an additive is not covered because you aren't using a variation of another additive. There was never an additive in the first place. Ceratec is considered an additive. The composition of an API certified oil is...