View Poll Results: How is your reliability, its not looking good after almost 10 years
Issues after 3yr not covered by warranty
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Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 29. You may not vote on this poll
Reliability to 3yr
Member
Joined: Jul 2017
Posts: 54
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From: Kansas City
2017 3.5l XLT crew cab 10 speed
I bought it new in 2017, coming up on 33,000 miles. My dealership noticed the leaky oil pan and replaced it under warranty. Last summer it stopped spraying windy washed fluid. That was also fixed under warranty. I have had problems with the rear doors not closing due to freezing weather. I don’t plan on getting that fixed for a few reasons. I’ve heard it doesn’t really work, and I park in the garage throughout the winter.
I plan on getting an ESP this summer before the 3/36 warranty is up. Just for peace of mind. Probably from flood ford, or if my dealership can match it.
Other than those issues nothing else has come up. I love the truck and plan on leveling coil overs this spring and driving it for years to come.
I plan on getting an ESP this summer before the 3/36 warranty is up. Just for peace of mind. Probably from flood ford, or if my dealership can match it.
Other than those issues nothing else has come up. I love the truck and plan on leveling coil overs this spring and driving it for years to come.
American member
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 6,651
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From: North of Boston Ma.
With everything that's posted, there is one glaring fact that never gets any praise.
These trucks don't leave us stranded on the side of the road.
We constantly pick them apart, from the comforts of home, because our squeaky, rattling, hard shifting, oil consuming f150's always get us home.
These trucks don't leave us stranded on the side of the road.
We constantly pick them apart, from the comforts of home, because our squeaky, rattling, hard shifting, oil consuming f150's always get us home.
TO THE MOON 239K/239K
Joined: Feb 2019
Posts: 876
Likes: 262
From: Lakeville, MN
These are electro-mechanical systems
Something is going to fail
What you need to consider is the cost of the extended warranty vs cost of repairs over that time period
It dont make sense to spend say 3,000 on a 2 year plan when the the likely hood of repairs over that period is 2,000
Something is going to fail
What you need to consider is the cost of the extended warranty vs cost of repairs over that time period
It dont make sense to spend say 3,000 on a 2 year plan when the the likely hood of repairs over that period is 2,000
5 Year Member
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 638
Likes: 57
From: NEW YORKISTAN
Maybe reword the poll questions....IMHO it's worded horribly.
4-2015 Purchase. Had one recall a few months after purchase regarding the re programing of the ACC.
Other than that I have had zero issues outside of replacing the battery recently.
There's more people like me than you think. It's the forum that would make you think otherwise.
Other than that I have had zero issues outside of replacing the battery recently.
There's more people like me than you think. It's the forum that would make you think otherwise.
Large Member
Joined: Apr 2017
Posts: 2,805
Likes: 712
From: Raleigh, NC
With everything that's posted, there is one glaring fact that never gets any praise.
These trucks don't leave us stranded on the side of the road.
We constantly pick them apart, from the comforts of home, because our squeaky, rattling, hard shifting, oil consuming f150's always get us home.
These trucks don't leave us stranded on the side of the road.
We constantly pick them apart, from the comforts of home, because our squeaky, rattling, hard shifting, oil consuming f150's always get us home.
And before someone says it, look at my sig. My truck does not have auto start-stop.
