EVERYONE should be REQUIRED to spend alot of time on both sides of the parts counter ! This would sure be an eye opener for many.
With everyone downsizing and cutting employees it's getting alot harder to get taken care of too.
And if Ford is like GM which they likely are you won't find fuses in the parts computer ! GM didn't even have a chart on the fuse box cover telling what they did. Just a number or amp rating ? Owners manual was of no use either ! GM sure was/is a screwed up company and should of been let go belly up ! I once spent ALOT of time searching for a service manual and then going through it to find out what a certain fuse did for a fellow once. Lucky for him we were slow at the time , then things got really slow and I got laid off then the place closed ! There went one guy who got top service chances of getting it ever again. Times are changing and it's all for the worse !
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