Cargo Van Looks like a class action law suit against Ford.
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Try a good eye wash to get the sand out of your eyes!
Looks like a lawyer looking to make big bucks and get everyone a free coupon good for 10 dollars off their next repair.
Better than nothing! It could force Ford to change venders for the giubo. I've participated in a few class action law suits. One was against banks failing to adjust for currency differences. For me it was credit card charges incurred in Canada. Again, it was better than nothing with no cost to me. I was involved in two against Panther. Once again, better than nothing. I was in another one. I don't remember. It may have been a Ginko Baloba marketer.
So far I have yet been wronged to warrant a lawsuit by me personally. Yeah, lawyers usually benefit the most from class action law suits compared to individual participants. But usually a win or a no-contest benefits to some degree all in the class action and certainly forces the defendant to change its ways.
Thanks for posting that link Xiggi. I was having trouble doing it.
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I wonder if Ford even has a "service bulletin" issued for this problem?...to you know CYA...
my 98 Ram van I remember I took it in for something and Dodge has one issued and they changed out a bolt or something that was prone to failing...its not per say a recall...
my 98 Ram van I remember I took it in for something and Dodge has one issued and they changed out a bolt or something that was prone to failing...its not per say a recall...
Wonder if dorman is working on a better replacement for it
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wonder if the European models suffer from the same thing? Ford did a few 100 engineering changes to Americanize them....US engineers had to mark their territory so to speak...
exactly..American engineers screwed the pooch....not enough testing or no testing..it worked on paper....doh!
Not only better than doing nothing, one could argue that it's the responsibility of the consumer to do whatever they can to hold businesses responsible for their products.... kind of like the argument that if you don't vote, should you complain about your politicians.
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Apparently the doorman tail light socket holder are better then oem on the Sprinters. But I wouldn't trust their harmonic balancers or engine related components over OEM or OE quality equivalent brands.
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That may have been an isolated problem with the early 3.5L EcoBoost engines in the pickup trucks. Several members on the Transit forum are approaching 200,000 miles and no mention of carbon build-up on the valves.