sknyfats

I passed on getting the ESP at purchase and am a bit concerned with my EcoBoost lasting me. I'm at 51,000 miles and have the intermittent clicking noise on startup, among other things here and there. Most recently - yesterday actually - in middle of a snowstorm - tried to drive the truck and it wouldn't shift out of park and brake lights were dead.

I checked fuses, switches and couldn't find the problem. Brought it to local dealer and they found a chafed wire that shorted between engine fuse block and brake pedal. Had to run a new wire - $237.

SO - I talked to finance. They can sell me a bumper to bumper ESP Premium Care for $2900 that gives me 3 years/60,000 miles. Looks like $100 deductible.

I'm on the fence. Added piece of mind, but the cost...I dunno...any opinions? Would feel better if I keep it (still paying about 37k on it), or I could chance it, or trade it in next year and take a loss...
Really not sure what I want to do...

MCDavis

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Way too high for those years and miles. Look online at Flood Ford

https://www.floodfordesp.com/index.php

sknyfats

Looks like I have to call because the online only shows pricing for "new" (under 36k minutes)

RockWVU

Is there a way to modify your term?
I bought 6 year 60k at purchase.
Now I am driving more would like to go to 75k or 100k.

Apeman

You'll probably need to take it to a dealer to be inspected before they'll sell you an ESP since your past the factory warranty no matter who you buy one from. It'll still be cheaper to pay for the inspection and buy the ESP from Flood. Some dealers won't move on their ESP pricing

Mecha

i used http://www.zeiglerfordesp.com/
coupon GREGH gives you $225 bucks off

i will be using them on my mustang soon next month its almost a year old.

jhunt47

The way I understand it has to be bought before the 36/36 expires.

funmoneypit150

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Wow, I just ran a quote for my truck. 7 years and 75,000 miles with a $100 deductible: only $1130. That's less than $300 per year after the 3 year warranty expires. Cheap! That's damn good. I don't usually get the extended plans but with all the tech on these trucks, I just might for that price.

I am semi-retired while running a business out of our home so I don't put on a lot of miles. Also the code you specified worked and funny thing, the dealer you said to use, Zeigler, is in my home town.

Hmm, really going to think about this. Thanks!

SNOW.

Put the $2900 on a new one for peace of mind.

bogeyfree31

You do realize a 60,000 mile warranty with 51,000 miles on the truck is basically a 9,000 mile warranty right?