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Re: Ford F150 Question
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Posted by BB on February 10, 2004 at 04:50:37 from (65.216.31.130):
In Reply to: Ford F150 Question posted by MapleStone on February 09, 2004 at 08:09:01:
I have a '97 F150, not 4x4 though. Has 136,000+ miles now. Change oil every 5000. Never saw a reason for 3000 since the manufacturer recommeds 5000 and auto tech articles recommend 5000 to 7000 depending on driving habits. No problems at all except one. Sometimes it has a small problem shifting between 2nd and 3rd (4 spd auto). More of a nuisance than a real problem. Shop said it would be about $1100 to have the transmission rebuilt so I just keep driving it.
Like the others, I have heard many bad things about aftermarket warranties. For the cost of an extended warranty, you are betting you will have at least 2 major repairs to justify it. That usually doesn't happen within the warranty period.
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