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Freaking Ford Dealership. ^%$$@#@@!
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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 4043465" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I'm not sure I'd buy an extended warranty from a dealership. If you do and your in an area without a dealership, you would have to pay a tow bill or wait for them to fix it.</p><p>In an earlier post I mentioned that I lost a couple of spark plug wires in Wyoming and had to limp the truck to Montana to get warranty service. It was mid July. The dealership said they could get to it sometime in September if I wanted to leave it with them. Hell NO!. Paid for the wires, installed them myself, and complained to my dealership when getting home and they reimbursed me for the wires, not labor. </p><p>I would think Auto warranties that allow service anywhere would be the way I'd go for an aftermarket warranty. Now the question is, who would that be?</p><p>We travel all over the country, some places do not have dealerships.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 4043465, member: 5412"] I'm not sure I'd buy an extended warranty from a dealership. If you do and your in an area without a dealership, you would have to pay a tow bill or wait for them to fix it. In an earlier post I mentioned that I lost a couple of spark plug wires in Wyoming and had to limp the truck to Montana to get warranty service. It was mid July. The dealership said they could get to it sometime in September if I wanted to leave it with them. Hell NO!. Paid for the wires, installed them myself, and complained to my dealership when getting home and they reimbursed me for the wires, not labor. I would think Auto warranties that allow service anywhere would be the way I'd go for an aftermarket warranty. Now the question is, who would that be? We travel all over the country, some places do not have dealerships. [/QUOTE]
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