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Old 08-05-2011, 07:53 PM
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Ask for bill Bradford, dude calls me once a month just to check up on me n the truck.
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Old 08-05-2011, 10:51 PM
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Ask for bill Bradford, dude calls me once a month just to check up on me n the truck.
I get a call every few months as well. Actually got a Birthday card from them jokers. I was ahppy with the service. Sorry to hear about your misfortune. When you spend the money it cost on a new vehicle you should be treated well.
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Old 08-06-2011, 12:36 AM
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my 04 F150 leaks around the 3rd brake light also..letting water in when i go through carwashes......but i will never buy anything but a FORD....they are the only car company we have that didnt have to get a bailout from obama becoming Govt. motors...and owned by the unions....
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Old 08-06-2011, 07:57 AM
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Yeah my salesman Wes stopped calling me after I had my 1st issue. Service is horrable and service manager an idiot. When my air sensors went bad in tires they wouldn't cover it under warranty. Called ford an lady gave me a claim number for it and said she called them. Chad lambert service writer and service manager said no one called them and refused to call the lady. Took it to Allstar to David monk no problem item was fixed under warranty he didn't even have to call ford.

Truck us at Allstar right now and they are trying to figure out why charge $484 to fix a leaking seal. To them looks like no work was done. They are also replacing my carpet not letting it dry out and putting it back in. My Carpet had white foam all over it. Robinson brothers wanted to do a piss poor job.

Typical of them. Attitude toward customers is so what.

Love Salesmanager jack telling me my truck probably won't last 3 years without major issues. He don't even believe in ford product line.

They are glad to push them though like sleeze bags.
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Old 08-06-2011, 08:31 AM
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Buy a CHEVY!!!!!!!!! Im on my third chevy in 9 years and never had 1 problem with any of them. Sorry to hear about you bad luck with ford though, thats gotta be very frustrating to say the least
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Old 08-06-2011, 08:52 AM
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I am still a GM fan. Always have been, always will be. I'd be willing to bet that some of those who complain about bailout money have some of their money in a bank that took bailout money at one point.

If you do consider GM, go see the guys at Duplessis in Gonzales. They're a great group of people there. I do a lot of work with these guys and so, I am there a lot. Todd Suprun, their service manager is top notch. Their service advisor, James is as good a guy as you'll ever deal with. Drop me a line and I'd be glad to introduce you to them personally.

I've seen em cover things that really didn't qualify. They are quick to put a customer in a loaner vehicle to keep them on pace with their day.

Their sales group, although still salesmen, is top notch too. Mickey Chauncey, New car manager and Mike Orth, used, are both stand up guys.
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Old 08-06-2011, 03:16 PM
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I really hate to say this much less post it,I have owned 7 F150's,1 F100(the best one yet),and two Ford Explorers.I am currently driving an 01 F150 4x4 and we're in the market for an Excursion b/c of increase in family size however my nest truck will be a Dodge! I have too many friends with new Fords and nothin but problems!
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Old 08-06-2011, 05:00 PM
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I really hate to say this much less post it,I have owned 7 F150's,1 F100(the best one yet),and two Ford Explorers.I am currently driving an 01 F150 4x4 and we're in the market for an Excursion b/c of increase in family size however my nest truck will be a Dodge! I have too many friends with new Fords and nothin but problems!
2 Dodges and never a problem in close to 200,000 miles except when I got bad diesel in my last one, the first one was a company truck in oil field and we will say it did not get treated well and never a problem.
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Old 08-06-2011, 06:40 PM
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Went to the dealer servicing my truck to check to dodges out.
Monday I will be in a Dodge with a Hemi tired of Robinson Brothers and Ford.
Found out from service department if you got a 2009 it not if you will have a water leak it will be when you have a water leak. Common problem with Fords and I don't want a truck that leaks all the time.
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2 Dodges and around 200000 miles between them and only time I put on in shop was due to bad diesel, one was oilfield company truck that you can believe was abused on bad roads daily. I have been through 2 Fords in oilfield that did not hold up that saw close to 200000 miles each and lived in the shop but I now have a King Ranch with 115000 miles and so far its good except it leaks when in a car wash, its a 2005 so it sounds common but I do like this truck. I have owned 2 GM trucks and they were good never in the shop but both were pre Obama 1990 models. I would hate to buy a new truck right because it would be tuff.
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2 Dodges and around 200000 miles between them and only time I put on in shop was due to bad diesel, one was oilfield company truck that you can believe was abused on bad roads daily. I have been through 2 Fords in oilfield that did not hold up that saw close to 200000 miles each and lived in the shop but I now have a King Ranch with 115000 miles and so far its good except it leaks when in a car wash, its a 2005 so it sounds common but I do like this truck. I have owned 2 GM trucks and they were good never in the shop but both were pre Obama 1990 models. I would hate to buy a new truck right because it would be tuff.

Probably the third brake light .My 05 leaks there in a carwash.
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Probably the third brake light .My 05 leaks there in a carwash.
I think so, drips on back seat, what did you silicone to fix yours
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Old 08-06-2011, 08:08 PM
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Don't use silicone. Use urethane.
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took whole light out and sealed where it touches cab. Also check gasket where lens touches light base.
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took whole light out and sealed where it touches cab. Also check gasket where lens touches light base.
have to look at it, I thought it was window
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My ford receipt says installed
TA 32 sealant - silicone cost & $7.98
Body seal right side lower trim panel retest. That must be the area they said I had a huge opening. Mine poured enough to see it come under glove box area. They said common with my truck.
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Old 08-06-2011, 08:39 PM
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My ford receipt says installed
TA 32 sealant - silicone cost & $7.98
Body seal right side lower trim panel retest. That must be the area they said I had a huge opening. Mine poured enough to see it come under glove box area. They said common with my truck.
2009 is before body change?
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Old 08-06-2011, 11:00 PM
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I've changed 3 brake lights on mine
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2009 is before body change?
No after body change. 2009 1st year of recent body style
2008 was last year of old body style
I had 2007 and difference is dash and tailgate
And front more flat. At first reminded me of 1970 fords with
Flat frontend.
Ride seems similar.
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Old 08-07-2011, 08:12 AM
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No after body change. 2009 1st year of recent body style
2008 was last year of old body style
I had 2007 and difference is dash and tailgate
And front more flat. At first reminded me of 1970 fords with
Flat frontend.
Ride seems similar.
pretty trucks, hate to hear all the trouble
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