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Re: OT: Ford 6.0 Diesel woes
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Posted by Bill Koch on August 17, 2006 at 03:40:24 from (206.198.5.31):
In Reply to: OT: Ford 6.0 Diesel woes posted by JackT on August 16, 2006 at 15:06:08:
I wanted to let you know i have had several ford diesel and the 6.0 is a joke. Last one i had was in the shop 14 times in 18,000 miles. Fought with Ford motor company until i was Blue in the face. Went thru the Lemon law took 8 months of phone calls. Between myself and my dad we have had 18-20 new ford trucks but guess what they would not give me a loaner. Friend at work ahs bought 2 used Ford vehicles in his life time spent less than 6,000.00 on both of them his transmission goes out the fix and give him a loaner,
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