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Old 01-30-2017, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by RadioMan
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Ford F150 may be the best selling trucks over the big three BUT Ford still and will
continue to be, sad to say, JUNK!

My next truck will NOT be a Ford, Chevy or Dodge. I'm 100% sure of that.

I was having a rough morning and this cheered me right up. I need a good LOLercoaster every once in a while.
Old 01-30-2017, 09:03 AM
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I bought my 2009 4x4 truck used from a horse trailer pulling lady. At 188k miles she had the engine replaced. In the 7 months I've owned it I've replaced the windshield, had the tranny fluid and transfer case fluids changed and serviced. I've also flushed the radiator 2x's, but my 2 most expensive repairs were getting the rusty wheel wells fixed and repainted, $800 and having the heater core replaced for another $800 dollars.


My next expenses will be to fix the sporadically leaking radiator hose connection and power steering pressure lines. This is my first truck besides the 2008 Sport Trac I had which U-Haul wouldn't rent me a trailer for. But my close truck friends say that doesn't really count as a truck.
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Originally Posted by RadioMan
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Ford F150 may be the best selling trucks over the big three BUT Ford still and will
continue to be, sad to say, JUNK!

My next truck will NOT be a Ford, Chevy or Dodge. I'm 100% sure of that.
If I were you I would go with a dodge. Seems like a great fit for you.
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I remember when they quoted me $1200 to replace the front calipers, rotors, and brake pads. I was in disbelief and did it myself. I used oem on everything except the pads. I bought ceramic pads which were more money. I also replaced the brake lines to the calipers due to suspected degradation. Bought a bleeder kit, fresh fluid, and lube for the slides. When everything was done and spending time during a weekend, I saved $300. In hindsight it wasn't worth the time and hassle.
What did you spend 900 on?
Both calipers and 2YR/Unlimited Miles warranty from BlueSpringsFordParts.com = $230 Shipped.
Powerstop z36 from Amazon = $225 Shipped.
Motive Power Bleeder from Amazon = $60 Shipped
Ford PM-1-C Dot 3 fluid 36oz = $25
Kevlar Brake line kit (all 4 hoses) from Stage3Motorsports = $160 Shipped.

You should have saved around 500$.
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I got a 2013 ecoboost with 90,000 miles on it only problems I had knock on wood was new epas rack and rear glass because defroster quit working
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Originally Posted by diegoo.jayjay
What did you spend 900 on?
Both calipers and 2YR/Unlimited Miles warranty from BlueSpringsFordParts.com = $230 Shipped.
Powerstop z36 from Amazon = $225 Shipped.
Motive Power Bleeder from Amazon = $60 Shipped
Ford PM-1-C Dot 3 fluid 36oz = $25
Kevlar Brake line kit (all 4 hoses) from Stage3Motorsports = $160 Shipped.

You should have saved around 500$.
Yeah, I know everything is cheaper online but when you have an urgent repair, time is a factor. I could of procrastinated, but when there is a problem I don't like to screw around. If I have any issues with returns, the dealership is just around the corner.
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Well, i have a 2010 with 110k on it. Original windshield, original brakes.

Second set of michelin ltx ms2 tires. Change the oil every 5k, tranny fluid every 50k, coolant every 75k, wipers once a year, suck out the PS fluid with a turkey baster every 10k or so and that's it.

Still runs great. 20mpg

Had the tranny bulkhead leak fixed under warranty, the slip yoke bump isn't a big deal to me, and the drivers side rear door harness broke, like everyone else, but knock on wood that's it.
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Originally Posted by RadioMan
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Ford F150 may be the best selling trucks over the big three BUT Ford still and will
continue to be, sad to say, JUNK!

My next truck will NOT be a Ford, Chevy or Dodge. I'm 100% sure of that.
Which foreign truck are you salivating over? Toyota, Nissan? Those Toyota owners think they have a bad-*** truck.
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Bought mine used (details in signature line) just over a year ago with 85000 miles. I've since put on almost 15000 miles and have had no issues except the drive line "bump" which I had lubed for $100 at the dealer. Change oil about every 5000mi or so and swapped out the spark plugs a few months ago. Runs like a champ, couldn't be happier.
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I have 145,000 miles on my '11 5.0 and the problems to date are
Transfer case shift motor $300 @85,000
Vacuum line and hubs and actuator and cv $620 @95,000
Upper ball joints $150 @ 100,000
Lower ball joints $350 @ 140,000
Knock on wood it has been a great truck. I'm going for 300,000+ miles outta her


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