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Ford Stuffed Up

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#1

had my diff replaced a while back and ford did not do arear wheel alignment and it scrubbed out the inside of the rear tyres got an alignment off them today but,plus they rectified the rear muffler section they put on crooked when they replaced my cat grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.on another note I flash in the edit tomorrow plus install the typhoon intake. :spoton:

#2

I put mine in for new timing chain tensioners to stop the tick plus a 15000 service....she still ticks, they wheel aligned her out of alignment, the handbrake cover now comes off in your hand after they greased the metal bits...no wonder I was reluctant to let them have her.

The Edits awesome! Enjoy.

#3
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thanx,going to gold coast tonite to kill some ss,s

#4

Ford should be paying for two new rears IMHO

vik...dont let em off that lightly :laughing::spoton::blush:

#5

I have to agree with Vik there.

#6
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they wont pay cause they were aboout half worn

  • 2 weeks later...
#7

yeah, but that should matter. If they are at fault, then they are at fault. It's not only the point, it's the principle.

#8

Come on Simmo,it's the new year,stick it up em,you have every right

vik...even if you pay for the rubber you have used :nono::nono::msm:

#9

that's exactly right. you paid good money for your vehicle. they are at fault, so make them pay.

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