I'm all ears as well.
The last time I was happy with a Ford dealership service repair Ironically was Tommy Vaughn.
But that was 2004, and the old wizard that fixed the truck was a diesel expert and he looked like he was old enough to retire back then.
Note Tommy Vaughn diagnosed it wrong on the first attempt. (Brand new F350 with the new (then) 6.0)
When I returned a little disappointed, another older man in sales told me WHO to ask for when I drove over to the diesel shop. He got me around the service writer too.
I think those days are gone.
So why does the independent feel you need a motor?
The last time I was happy with a Ford dealership service repair Ironically was Tommy Vaughn.
But that was 2004, and the old wizard that fixed the truck was a diesel expert and he looked like he was old enough to retire back then.
Note Tommy Vaughn diagnosed it wrong on the first attempt. (Brand new F350 with the new (then) 6.0)
When I returned a little disappointed, another older man in sales told me WHO to ask for when I drove over to the diesel shop. He got me around the service writer too.
I think those days are gone.
So why does the independent feel you need a motor?