December 25, 201213 yr #11 You'd be best to get it into a fraud service department ASAP.. So the coolant inside the reservoir was milky? It didn't just looked milky on the outside?
December 25, 201213 yr #12 Author Please I hope so!! Farkk what a great Christmas :(Do I dare ask what a rough price to get this fixed is??
December 25, 201213 yr #13 Author Nope I put my finger in the coolant reservoir and its definitely milky. Keeping in mind it was only serviced last week which had nice clean coolant put in it.
December 25, 201213 yr #14 A new zf from ford is +$6000.....Look at a decent place to rebuild it like cms,xft,monster torque,nizpro etc etc
December 25, 201213 yr #16 If you have a Haven't there been cases of ford replacing the ZF outside warranty periods due to the milkshake?Ford only tend to help outside of warranty when the car has a full FORD service history and the warranty has only recently run out. You would also have to shout pretty loud - your average dealership would see it as a pay day - contacting Ford directly about the issue (through the customer relationship centre or in writing) is probably the best way.
December 25, 201213 yr #17 If if is a milkshaked auto... You are up for a few dollars.. Good luck with it All
December 25, 201213 yr #18 Author Cheers guys, ill keep yas posted!Spoke to a friend of mine who is a mechanic n ill try suss it all out tomorrow.
December 25, 201213 yr #19 Sorry champ was hoping it wasnt the case. This has made it a definite purchase of a extended warranty for me when my factory warranty runs out in March.
December 25, 201213 yr #20 Author So now the question is, if my car is stuck in lilydale and I have to get it towed tomorrow should I take it ford and get ripped off or should I try find a transmission specialist?? Any ideas/contacts would be helpful.
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