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Stop Safely Now
My 2011 6.7 won't start or even crank with a message STOP SAFELY NOW. Had to be towed to nearest dealership. The dealership said no loaner or rental car cover under factory warranty, and the truck mileages at 20k. The dealership said it took 2 days just for them to diagnose it. I will post the result once the result come back.
Anyone out there had this issue before? I like to know what going on, and what caused this to happen.
Thanks
Anyone out there had this issue before? I like to know what going on, and what caused this to happen.
Thanks
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My understanding of the factory warranty, it's up to the dealer.
If you have the Ford based ESP plan, then you do get a rental after the truck has been there for an over night repair (won't get one the first night) and only up to 10 days.
And the rental will only be covered if the repair is covered.
So TNLS, if you have the Ford based ESP additional warranty and the repair is covered, you are due for a rental on Ford for up to 10 days.
If you have the Ford based ESP plan, then you do get a rental after the truck has been there for an over night repair (won't get one the first night) and only up to 10 days.
And the rental will only be covered if the repair is covered.
So TNLS, if you have the Ford based ESP additional warranty and the repair is covered, you are due for a rental on Ford for up to 10 days.
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My understanding of the factory warranty, it's up to the dealer.
If you have the Ford based ESP plan, then you do get a rental after the truck has been there for an over night repair (won't get one the first night) and only up to 10 days.
And the rental will only be covered if the repair is covered.
So TNLS, if you have the Ford based ESP additional warranty and the repair is covered, you are due for a rental on Ford for up to 10 days.
If you have the Ford based ESP plan, then you do get a rental after the truck has been there for an over night repair (won't get one the first night) and only up to 10 days.
And the rental will only be covered if the repair is covered.
So TNLS, if you have the Ford based ESP additional warranty and the repair is covered, you are due for a rental on Ford for up to 10 days.
I have an extra car, so I declined...........
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I sure didn't purchase the ESP when i bought this truck, i am consider to buy now. Any suggestion where to buy? The dealer where i purchase this truck offer a $200 off if i purchase through them.
If anyone have experience ESP, i appreciate your feedback.
What do i need to beware of when getting a ESP?
Can I purchase it through my auto insurance company?
If anyone have experience ESP, i appreciate your feedback.
What do i need to beware of when getting a ESP?
Can I purchase it through my auto insurance company?
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