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Old 10-19-2011, 04:35 PM
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Where did that come from?
My employer is the United States Marine Corps
My Occupation is KILLER
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My employer is the United States Marine Corps
My Occupation is KILLER
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I'm sure they will solve the problem. I would like to have them do it for free and not pay a dime.
Dont count on it.

Brakes are not covered by warranty in any manufacturer, its considered a wear and tear issue.
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Originally Posted by Punity
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Marines=wussies

Airborne all the way!
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Originally Posted by Hondafan

Marines=wussies

Airborne all the way!
Wow! You just opened this thread for debate!
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If they do resurface your rotors you'll have to buy the brake pads. Ford claims they don't need to be replaced if the rotors are turned.
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Originally Posted by rkfvd3
If they do resurface your rotors you'll have to buy the brake pads. Ford claims they don't need to be replaced if the rotors are turned.
Even if ford doesnt pay for them replace them. The reason the rotors are "warped" is the pads!
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So are you claiming he can just replace the pads? I don't believe that's correct
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Originally Posted by Hondafan

Marines=wussies

Airborne all the way!
Wasn't trying to say anything bad about the Corps obviously (sig) but I chuckled a little at his description.
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Don't your trailer have brakes on it? So there is less strain on the truck brakes? No offense If I was the dealer I wouldn't give you new brakes for free knowing this.

Cause I pull a 16ft trailer loaded with cattle all the time, (not with the f-150) a f-550 but it gets loaded I was hauling over 30,000 pounds the one time, and never had a problem, my mom used to pull
A 36ft horse trailer when loaded with water hay n horses came to around 28,000 pounds never had break issues, just motor issues, dang 6Ls jk I love them motors there snappy
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