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comporange04GT

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OK guys I am getting a little annoyed with Ford's service departments here in the North West. Who has had good or bad luck with which dealerships as far as service goes?

 

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comporange04GT said:

OK guys I am getting a little annoyed with Ford's service departments here in the North West. Who has had good or bad luck with which dealerships as far as service goes?

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Since your in seattle, Im not sure, IF I had issues Id go to damaro(spelling?)

 

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Yea, cant say up North, but here we send people to Damerow ford in Beaverton.

A few of us that work in/own shops have gotten our start working there.

 

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The Pierre Group (Bill Pierre and Harris Ford) are, in my opinion, inept and dishonest. VEEEERY bad experiences with them. I have been very happy with Olympic Lincoln-Mercury's service department. www.myolm.com Leigh Bennet is my service advisor and he's been great to deal with. OLM will work on any Ford product and can do warranty repairs too.

 

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ford of bellevue sucks as well

i've had some good experiences with EVERGREEN FORD

 

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I've had service at Damero ford in Beaverton and theyve done excellent work

 

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Bowen Scarf in Kent parts dept has been good to me, if they don't have the part they usually have it the next day. The prices on the other hand

 

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See Brian at University Ford for mustang work.

 

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Work??? Nothing ever goes wrong!?

Actually, my wife's car had the intake manifold split (97GT). From this site I found that Ford had a "silent recall" but I was told many dealers don't like to do such work. Both dealers in this area were willing to do it, so I went to the nearest. That's the only problem we've ever had. In fact, my '87 has never needed a single repair.

 

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Damerow Beaverton Ford is where I go and I have had excellent service.

 

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Evil Ash said:

See Brian at University Ford for mustang work.

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yup he does good job

 

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Ditto for Brian at University Ford. Good work and a good warranty. I took my '94 into UF for a heater core replacement. The first one was "bad", they did it again and the second one blew.

I gave them an article on electrolysis and they flushed the system and fixed a couple of grounds. It had 2.5v in the radiator water. Now it is just under 1v. New brass heater core. No extra charges at all.

Mike
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