Finally going to talk to dealer about plug change

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Feb 23, 2010 | 04:42 PM

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ChrisAU

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Carl Gregory Ford in Auburn. From my experiences with them I will never use another Ford dealer given the chance. I bought my '06 F-250 from them before I got this F-150, and even though it was used they called me every month for a year to see how everything was going with it.

David is the service manager, he's a good guy to work with. Fortunately none of my Ford's have ever had to be in their service bays but their parts guys are good and I deal with them off and on for hard to find stuff.

Feb 23, 2010 | 05:09 PM

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Quintin

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The sales department at Carl Gregory in Auburn makes me want to beat the neighbor's kids.

Feb 23, 2010 | 05:14 PM

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Bluejay

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Originally Posted by Quintin

The sales department at Carl Gregory in Auburn makes me want to beat the neighbor's kids.

Be honest Quintin, you want to beat them anyways and that is just a convenient excuse!

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Feb 23, 2010 | 06:47 PM

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greencrew

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How would we do otherwise? Also, I said plugs break. I just believe it is far less often that the those crying wolf like to believe and when they do break, it is not a tragedy, unless you let one of the dealers do the job that has no clue or is out to get rich.

I guess it comes down to what makes your cringe. There are many here who still have no problem using that "silica injection device" on their truck.