19RaptorPB
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I really hope the service manager is a good guy. Let’s see what happens tomorrow...
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My question is should I go to the service tech, service manager, or straight to ford performance? This truck has 7,000 miles on it and I think this is completely sub par service that needs to be addressed.
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As someone who had 3 different generations of the M3 then went to a Shelby GT350 now an Audi and contemplating a Raptor. I must say the Ford service experience was very disappointing. I had to bring the Shelby in for recall work and after waiting 2 weeks so I could get a loaner, the loaner was a Fiesta that was used by a smoker and ashtray was still full. I am not a smoker! I get my GT back and oily hand prints on fender, oil on valve covers from filling it after oil line replaced and oil dripping off undertray. BMW would always give a upgraded loaner and my car would come back washed and immaculate. Ford after purchase support is really a factor in my decision. Even though we all know nothing like the Raptor exists anywhere else.
The service techs too can vary quite a bit. I go 50 miles one way for my Ford dealer when it comes to warranty work. Known the adviser for 15 years, I get a discount, loaner and he makes sure the techs do great work.
So the front panel on the dashboard of my 19 warped. I brought it into the dealership and ford approved a completely new dashboard which showed up a week later. The dash took them three days to do and I picked it up last Monday night and immediately left for a hunting trip. After being in the truck for a week I noticed a lot of half assed work. The LED light above the glove box doesn’t work anymore. It was noted in the paperwork as being replaced because it broke during the removal but it clearly was not. All of the vent housings have folded back pieces where the ******* had to pry them off to remove them, the glove box is totally misaligned, the drivers side door panel vibrates when the bass hits on the stereo and to top it off the windshield was absolutely covered in finger prints and hand prints. Lastly I found plastic clips all over the floor.
Am I wrong to think that because it’s a Raptor it should be gone over with a fine toothed comb before it leaves? Isn’t this truck the pinnacle of the half ton world and should be treated as such? The salesmen and finance agent were extremely pushy on me keeping it looking good and as close to showroom quality as possible because it represents ford performance.
My question is should I go to the service tech, service manager, or straight to ford performance? This truck has 7,000 miles on it and I think this is completely sub par service that needs to be addressed.
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I have lost all hope in any dealership repair work. There is a lack of give a shit. How could they not realize that if you noticed the dash problem that your the type of customer that would notice shit work. They just have no pride in their work.
Am I wrong to think that because it’s a Raptor it should be gone over with a fine toothed comb before it leaves? Isn’t this truck the pinnacle of the half ton world and should be treated as such?