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engine warranty
Bought a used 2005 F250 PSD. Is the engine still under warranty at 44,500? If so, was the warranty transfered to me? Or does it stay with the truck by vin? I don't remember doing a transfer at the Ford dealer that sold it to me.
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Yes, the 6.0l warranty on the engine is covered from Ford from 0-36,000 miles. 36,001-100,000 is IH's period on the warranty. You also have a $100 per visit after 36,001 miles.
Just talking out loud, I still cannot believe that very few people read the owners manual and warranty guide, or fail to bring warranty up when buying a truck that costs around $30-$50k?
Just talking out loud, I still cannot believe that very few people read the owners manual and warranty guide, or fail to bring warranty up when buying a truck that costs around $30-$50k?
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All 2007s on up are no deductible for 5/60 powertrain (I figure the $100 deductible is after 5 years or 60001 miles). For 2006s sold on or after 7/14/06, it's a 5/60 Ford ESP Powertrain extended service contract with $100 deductible from 3 years/36001 to 5 years/60000 miles.
That's what I understand it to be....
That's what I understand it to be....
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Originally Posted by mrxlh
Just talking out loud, I still cannot believe that very few people read the owners manual and warranty guide, or fail to bring warranty up when buying a truck that costs around $30-$50k?
I don't need no warranty, I wanna go FAST!! BTW- I'm still waiting for my buddy to drop the STAYING STOCK 2004 spare I had in my 2006.
And I can't wait to get enough scraped back together to make her race again!!
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Originally Posted by 6L PWR
I read mine, then just ignored it. I don't need no warranty, I wanna go FAST!!
BTW- I'm still waiting for my buddy to drop the STAYING STOCK 2004 spare I had in my 2006. And I can't wait to get enough scraped back together to make her race again!!
I don't need no warranty, I wanna go FAST!! BTW- I'm still waiting for my buddy to drop the STAYING STOCK 2004 spare I had in my 2006.
And I can't wait to get enough scraped back together to make her race again!!
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Originally Posted by mrxlh
Dan you are correct, his is a 05 MY though so it is the 3/36 warranty.
I used to be in the software biz, and we often wondered why we even produced documentation since nobody ever seemed to read it -- we used the rtfm quote (amongst ourselves) all the time...
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I would have looked in the warranty book, but as it seems to be the common practice, the past owner kept the owners manual and the fobs for the remote entry, also for what ever reason there was only one key with the truck.....as for asking the dealer, I trust yo guys 100% more than I trust some dealers here