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08-27-2004, 05:33 AM
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Dodge Guy needs opinion on Fords
I currently own a 98 Dodge 1500 and am having a lot of problems with it...I have really been looking at some 2000 F150s and I really like them, but I wanted to know if there are any "common" engineering flaws, recalls or things to look for when buying....any opinion is helpful....i just need some info before buying....thanks, tjstepan
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08-27-2004, 12:13 PM
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Re: Dodge Guy needs opinion on Fords
no tsb's or recalls i know of, but try to get a 2004 it takes trucks to a new level we never knew existed!!
p.s. i'm a design engineer for dodge... dont buy one! we all drive fords and chevys!!!
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08-29-2004, 11:21 AM
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 That's awesome, hahahaha!!! There's no issues with the 2000 F150s that i'm aware of, great trucks. But i agree with dead-man-walking; look at the '04. The most superior 1/2 tonne ever built. And don't worry about the price tag...Ford is clearing new vehicles to make room for the '05 models so you'll get a good buy and probably 0% interest if you want to finance.
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08-31-2004, 11:31 AM
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Re: Dodge Guy needs opinion on Fords
hey i call em as i see em !!! in cutting cost here problems are not fixed right, and problems we have with engines the cheap way is to decrease the tolerance !! not fix the real problem !! "round hole square peg... make the hole big enough to fit" ahhh nooo
ever known the transfer case to shift out of 4x4 or the shifter to jump into neutral while towing or off roading ? yeah it happens!!
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