Ford victimized many consumers by not extending head gasket recall for 1996 Windstars... I am the owner of a 1996 Ford Windstar. My engine had to be replaced due to head gasket failure after only 62,300 miles. Ford claims that the recall of their 1995 Windstars does not cover 1996 head gasket ...
I had a 1994 Ford Taurus and the head gasket blew. My repair man told me he has done hundreds of the same cars with the same problem. I saw a rip off report saying that ford might reinburse me. I hope this is true, since I spent 1700 on new head gaskets for the car. If ford knows this is a problem ...
In March we discovered that we had a blown head gasket on our '95 Mercury Sable. We went to a Blue Oval Ford dealer to have repairs done so we could continue to drive the car. First, the dealer kept changing their estimate for the repairs. It began at $1500, then went up to $3000 and the final bill ...
Well I have just recently become a not so lucky culprit of a Ford Mustang owner with a blown head gasket. I own a 1995 Mustang, which I purchased new. And just a few weeks ago found out that I had a blown head gasket. My regular mechanic (we've taken our cars to the same place for about 18 years) ...
Even though we only had 34,000 miles on our Ford Windstar, the transmission went! The warranty is 3 years or 36,000 miles and Ford said the 3 yrs. Were up 5 months ago, so they couldn't help us. I called Customer Service and they promised to look into it. They said they'd call back the next day at ...
My 1997 F150 was recalled for a defective timing cover gasket in December 1999. At the time the milage read approximately 60,000 miles and the motor had overheated due to a complete loss of coolant only a few days before the recall was received. One month later the dealership replaced the defective ...