another tip would be to apply for financial assistance through Ford (dealer can help)for anything you do have to pay out-of-pocket. originally they were going to cover 70% of one of my repairs, but the dealer escalated it and got them to cover 100% of the work that was out of warranty.
Wow.. that is great news.. Ford tells me that once the problem is diagnosed they will see what assistance, if any is available. Maybe this is what they are referring to…
my dealership was also able to get my ESP backdated so that helped a bit. they have also provided loaners for most of the year minus the couple days It took them to arrange one once or twice. although they don’t have the expertise in house to diagnose and fix the issue themselves, they have really gone above and beyond to help me anyway they can.
I feel my dealer is on my side. They have done everything in their power to help so far. Also, I know some of them personally. They do not supply loaners though… This part has been hard. (Did not buy it from them)
Only a month? That’s a fair amount of time if they ultimately fixed the issue
I am extremely nervous that something still could be wrong. I have only put 50 miles on so far. However, the issue was happening every drive within a mile before. Time will tell…
I am not complaining on the time to repair… I was very worried that it would be even longer..
The dealer used it to cover the $2600 steering repair. It covered all but $100. Would this disqualify a refund of it?
Depends on what the paperwork says, might have a max payout and your refund prorated from its use. Not sure how it compares vs ford's on price and coverage. The devil is in the details.
