Yeah. A clown with a $700 fuel pump replaced gratis.Definitely do this if you want to look like a clown
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Bad luck......
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for $700, basically a run of the mill Glock 19 per ODT values, I'd get a spinner sign telling how they screw folks, a boom box playing Dixie, a Joker clown suit and spin that puppy till they begged to fix it,
Buying used with no warranty is always a risk. It is always a gamble.
Gambling on a Ford product with high miles is always a losing bet in my opinion unless you can fix it yourself to keep the additional costs down. The dealer has no way of testing a fuel pump. Pumps work until they don't. No ones fault just bad luck.
Gambling on a Ford product with high miles is always a losing bet in my opinion unless you can fix it yourself to keep the additional costs down. The dealer has no way of testing a fuel pump. Pumps work until they don't. No ones fault just bad luck.
I'm sure the dealership had no way of knowing the fuel pump would go out. Things happen.
Regarding warranties, if you are not mechanically inclined or have an understanding of what things cost to fix, I ALWAYS suggest getting the warranty.
Case in point, most new appliances today (dishwasher, dryer, refrigerator, etc.) are made to last 2-4 years, tops. My wife got me hooked on getting the extended warranties from Home Depot or Lowes as I was of the old school mentality boasting how my family had its' original washer/dryer for the past 30+ years with no issues. Back in the day, the materials were made to last. Today, with cheap manufacturing overseas....the mantra is...burn and turn....
Case in point, most new appliances today (dishwasher, dryer, refrigerator, etc.) are made to last 2-4 years, tops. My wife got me hooked on getting the extended warranties from Home Depot or Lowes as I was of the old school mentality boasting how my family had its' original washer/dryer for the past 30+ years with no issues. Back in the day, the materials were made to last. Today, with cheap manufacturing overseas....the mantra is...burn and turn....
I bought a extended warranty once. Never again. Nothing was ever covered under it.
unless you have a lift or a pit to work under it may be a pain in the ass to drop that tank
Next time Carvana. 7 day turn in policy. Fcuk stealerships.
Next time Carvana. 7 day return policy. I’d also claim racial discrimination. **** works. Corporate Amerika is very skeered of that claim.
Sorry to hear it brother. That really bites. The fact it lasted FOUR days is weird...
I think over the years my Dad replaced pumps on 2-3 of his trucks to save money.
Yeah, if I had the space to work and someone to help me get the bed off (if necessary for the model) I would do it myself. Here in Georgia I don't have a workspace or the necessary tools so it would go to the shop.
I think over the years my Dad replaced pumps on 2-3 of his trucks to save money.
