benelli

Let's all just quit fooling ourselves boys. Ford IS NOT going to fix this problem in existing trucks! They are more than likely working on a fix for future trucks that will not trickle down to us due to the expense involved. We either have to just live with it or get rid of these things and chalk it up to experiance!

tophog

IMO I think you are 100% correct. Feels good to bitch/moan/complain for awhile in hopes of getting a $40K truck fixed so it runs like it should but I'm afraid you are right. It's like trying to get the government to fix something ...impossible outside of a lawsuit. In my case Oregon doesn't have a Lemon Law process so I'm 100% &^ucked.

'05 F-150

Damn, my truck is paid off and was starting to look at new F-150's not sure i will buy a Ford again, my '05 had the famous tick fixed it for lots of $, i think Ford has the best package but there engines have always been a problem, what is it with this company not doing what is right stepping up to the plate and get there issues fixed, what is the problem FORD seriously

2011 Limited #1943

Has anyone serviced the transmission, dropped the pan, changed filters, fluid, etc?

Tyssa'sRide

Ya its been done!

kds083

As I suspected with the cold front and rain had another loss in power while passing on the highway. Had a guy right on my butt and couldn't build any speed.

TwinTurboFx4

Take it to siemans.

summertop511

If I had a Eco and problems I would send the injectors away with my own money. I bet there is a faulty one.

kds083

Ha ha dont think it matters where I take it but so far they have been really good for not buying the truck there. Taking it in this week.

TwinTurboFx4

What ford dealer did you buy it from?