bomberrat
New Member
I learned from experience that if it's on a checklist to be replaced at one of the "regular" checks, it's best to keep the receipts, even for something as stupid as an air filter. They can screw with your warantee if they want to be bastards about it. If you can't prove that you did something that "might" have prevented a problem, you're gonna pay out the nose for it.
Fortunately, the dealership here is really good about service issues. Never had a single problem with them (Probably just like my family's business - 7 cars in the last 5 years...poor Explorer...).
Fortunately, the dealership here is really good about service issues. Never had a single problem with them (Probably just like my family's business - 7 cars in the last 5 years...poor Explorer...).
Never again.