WARRANTY

[rustinh1]

I believe the 12/12 is on wearable parts such as brake pads, clutches, etc. The 3/36 covers bumper to bumper minus these parts listed in the 12/12 and the 5/100 is for the Diesel itself.

 

[bushpilot]

i agree...BUT in mid 2006 they added the drive train to the 5/100 (which previously was covered ONLY by the 3/36)

 

[bushpilot]

Ok i was kinda off base...wrong if you like


SEE PAGE 8 "what is covered"

http://www.motorcraftservice.com/pubs/content/~WO8F23/~MUS~LEN/41/08frdwa3e.pdf

 

[rustinh1]

Everyone gets things a little sideways every now and again. Heck, I do it at least once a day!

Thanks for finding that for everyone Bush.

-Rusty

 

[bushpilot]

yeah and even THAT graphic isnt 'zactly right...the drive train on the
DIESEL 2006.5-ish and newer trucks is 5/100 not 5/60k

from that graphic it looks like theyve done away w/ the 12/12 though.

 

[rustinh1]

Yes, it certainly does look like they've gone away from that. I wonder if they'd replace a clutch at 35k on one though? I know on my last mustang that they told me to piss off when I brought it in with a smoked clutch at 14k miles....

That could have been the fact that it was still on slicks and skinnies from the strip and the bottle was still in the trunk though!

 

[bowstring]

Just bought my 2008 F350 6.4 last friday dealer said 3/36000 bumper to bumper,5/60000 drive train,5/100000 diesel motor

 

[Zookie400]

what about emmissions...isnt there a federally mandated 10 year 100k mile emmisions coverage?