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I will say fleet work is a very different game with ford. I have seen things I thought I would never and the bugger the fleet the more ford fleet will do.
I will say fleet work is a very different game with ford. I have seen things I thought I would never and the bugger the fleet the more ford fleet will do.
Fairly typical for any big corporate customers who spend a lot of money.
The computer world is similar.
If you're a huge company and buy thousands of computers, you tend to get better pricing and support.
Fairly typical for any big corporate customers who spend a lot of money.
The computer world is similar.
If you're a huge company and buy thousands of computers, you tend to get better pricing and support.
Yup. I called Dell and told them I dropped my laptop (D620) and snapped the LCD screen hinge... they sent me 2 sets of replacement hinges ("keep the other set as a spare") and the support rep asked me if there was anything else I wanted to replace on my computer, wear items like keyboard or rubber feet. I told him 'I'll take everything' ... replacement parts showed up 12 hours later for free, shipped priority 9AM next day courier, no part return required. They really didn't have to send me anything since it was my fault, not a product defect. But above and beyond service like that makes me a loyal customer.
2 weeks later I had to order 60 servers to fill five 42U racks... guess who I ordered them from.
I could only hope some good has come out of all this for Ford in public relations. But I understand fleet accounts have a different priority level. So I shall drive this truck as I always have. But I have retained so much valuable info from this.if it breaks so be it. Man made it. I thank all who has put input into this. I have always believed if you don't learn something new each day your dying. So let that power stroke,stroke.
It is good to read that the wrong was corrected for you Randito; I hope I don't have to read on any similiar occurences in the future for other Ford truck owners.
I'm like most; things happen and things break; as long as the manufacturer makes it right we go on and are thankful for warranty. When we start wondering what that warranty is worth on our stock properly maintained truck we lose confidence in said company.
I am happy to read this turned out better than Rickatic's failure.
Out of curiosity does the fleet service department typically handle all diesels at Ford? At my dealership they do. Not necessarily paperwork wise but the service department.