Freaking Ford Dealership. ^%$$@#@@!

[Snattlerake]

You are allowed to keep the faulty part. You paid for it. you keep it. It might be worth examining for "impact damage". I would also walk with the mechanic to find the part so it doesn't develop "impact damage" en route back to the front desk.

 

[Roadking Larry]

I made them show it to me while still on the car. It's definitely damaged but I'm skeptical about the cause of the damage.

 

[dennishoddy]

ball peen hammer resembles a rock.

 

[dennishoddy]

Your brand loyalty has finally come back to bite you

What does this mean?

 

[mtnboomr]

I'm going to have to find a new Ford dealership if my truck needs maintenance. The dealership I bought it from closed up.

 

[dennishoddy]

Only Ford dealerships?

 

[dennishoddy]

See how easy it is to troll a ford guy

I own chevy's, but was just wondering about your reasoning.
Are Ford dealerships known for that type of service?

 

[bigfug]

I wont buy a ford after dealing with them in a fleet environment. I will say I just replaced the condenser on my 16 silverado and it cost me like $470. $330 of that was labor. I will say one shop quoted me $880. Looking at rockauto, condenser should run $240. I would look around and see about going elsewhere. Corwine auto in Moore did mine, I already had the condensor.

 

[FullAuto]

Is it a 134 system or 1234yf? The 1234yf is expensive refrigerant. If it's a 134 system, I would expect your insurance estimate to be considerably less. I'd also have it repaired at a body shop and not the dealer service.

 

[dennishoddy]

Not standing behind your work is not exclusive to ford.

LOL, I'm just trolling you. I'm a Ford F-250 owner with almost 60K on a 2020 pulling a 14,000 Plus pound 5th wheel with only one maintenance issue I fixed myself, and actually got reimbursed by Ford for the parts and not my time.
Supplier to Ford sent them some ignition wires that were not up to Fords standards.
We were in Western Wyoming in the middle of nowhere when a couple had issues. It put the truck into survival mode only allowing the AC to come on when going down hill when it was 102' outside.
Had to drive 200+ miles to Montana where there was a dealership.
Back to the old days! LOL. Got the parts, installed them and it's been good since.