Tell them that the warranty is running out and this is their chance to fuck Ford over for exorbitant repair work?
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Tell them that the warranty is running out and this is their chance to fuck Ford over for exorbitant repair work?
You can look up the tsb's yourself iirc. If I was in your spot that's where I'd start since then you'd know what issues Ford is already aware of and you can use the terminology from their own literature to discuss it with the service writer.
Selling my 11 Raptor with 60k miles. Maggot deals.
^^^ Need more info about the size/brand of led light bar(s) you've got installed on there in order to make an educted buying decision. :fm:
The good thing about used Raptors is you know they've just had gentle trips to the mall.
Does it come with a Confederate flag?
Can't roll coal, would not bang.
Would sell quicker with a Deer Valley or Beaver Creek sticker.
MegaRaptor or SuperRaptor :fm:
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I saw a hilux in town a few days ago. Left hand drive, 4 door, and surprisingly long bed. Much longer bed that I've seen in any 4 door taco. Does the taco come in that bed length?
Who can fill me in on airbags on the rear. When loaded with family, dog, and desert camping gear (meaning lots of water and extra fuel), our land cruiser is a bit saggy in the rear and I can feel it when off-road (gravel cruising or slow, high clearance, 4lo stuff). Similar performance when hauling other heavy loads and towing heavy-ish stuff (e.g. firewood). It feels good when not as loaded down. It seems that airbags would help.
How do they affect ride quality when the rig is loaded? When they are aired down, it seems that ride quality would be unchanged from current? Currently, I don't want to stiffen or make the ride "harsher" full time or drop a bunch of coin on adjustable shocks. Ride quality, to me, seems relative when loaded. Am I missing something. Thoughts?