anyone gone through the lemon law process??
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anyone gone through the lemon law process??
I'm wondering how long it takes?
I've got a Lariat with 1200 miles that will never start. I have it hauled to the dealer, everything checks out fine, I take it home and same thing happens again. I have had it hauled in on a flatbed 3 times now. Have to do it one more time to meet lemon law requirements from what I have read.
$48,000 dollar vehicle that is totally worthless....unbelievable.
You can't fix something if you can't find anything wrong.
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I'm also wondering if my warranty provides for a loaner. I got an extended bumper to bumper warranty. Guess I need to read up on that. This situation sucks. I have nothing to drive and they can't figure out what is wrong with mine.
I've got a Lariat with 1200 miles that will never start. I have it hauled to the dealer, everything checks out fine, I take it home and same thing happens again. I have had it hauled in on a flatbed 3 times now. Have to do it one more time to meet lemon law requirements from what I have read.
$48,000 dollar vehicle that is totally worthless....unbelievable.
You can't fix something if you can't find anything wrong.
)I'm also wondering if my warranty provides for a loaner. I got an extended bumper to bumper warranty. Guess I need to read up on that. This situation sucks. I have nothing to drive and they can't figure out what is wrong with mine.
Last edited by Blasst; May 31, 2012 at 09:54 PM.
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I got close to doing it once https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...aw-action.html
I let FoMoCo know about it, and magically, the dealer replaced passenger bank of injectors. Ford made one months payment for my troubles.
I let FoMoCo know about it, and magically, the dealer replaced passenger bank of injectors. Ford made one months payment for my troubles.
