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BIGONTS said:I just had my Ford tech call me and said that they are going to replace my motor under warranty and it will be covered for another 36/30,000. However, they say it would be a Ford Co. remanufactured motor not a nice new motor from blower to oil pan as you sometimes see on eBay, etc…. It will only be from heads to oil pan. No intake, blower, etc. included. He said that they work great and look new (components) when they come. They have mostly new components because Ford doesn't use anything from blown up ones cuz there isn't nothing salvageable and that they would put warranty on. I’m think I’m fine with it and trust my tech. He said exact same components as stock 03/04 Cobra motors. One of the reasons is that they do not have any brand new ones laying around.
Any opinions or experience from people who had their motors replaced??
Thanks
Mystic Terminator said:I'd say your pretty lucky since we all know what happened to your motor.
Shaggy said:i dont know what happened to yours, but i saw your mods in your sig......how the hell did you pull that off?
cobravenom39 said:He he he he he. He asked me real nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BIGONTS said:You are right. It's not Ford's fault and maybe they shouldn't pay for it. They designed the car for performance and maybe those vacuum lines should be better and not the same as on any of their other cars. It's not an NA motor and shouldn't have those parts on it. Later on down the road if the lines/fittings get any kind of moisture on them or oil, rot, etc.., and get weaker, they will come off under boost.
Maybe I'm not going to do the most honest thing, but what the hell, I'm willing to try it. I'm sure I'm not the first to do it either and their pockets are waaay deeper then mine. I had a bunch of things in my life go wrong that weren't my fault at all and I had to pay for them. Yeah, it does soud kind of shitty but I can live with it. Put yourself in my shoes. It's warranty and sort of like insurance. That's what I paid thousands of dollars for.
fireball168 said:Have you considered the fact that YOUR engine is going to be sent back for remanufacturing, with a core tag from the dealer with your VIN and the repairing dealer information?
When that engine is tore down, and it will be, someone is going to be asking the dealer some serious questions.
Once click of a button in Dearborn, and your Cobra is out of the "insurance you paid thousands of dollars for"....and the dealership that did you a "favor" is left holding the bill.
fireball168 said:Once click of a button in Dearborn, and your Cobra is out of the "insurance you paid thousands of dollars for"....and the dealership that did you a "favor" is left holding the bill.
BIGONTS said:It's warranty and sort of like insurance. That's what I paid thousands of dollars for.
dun4791 said:Im sorry but I dont see how purchasing a car gives you the right to modification insurance.
Mystic Terminator said:He got modification insurance when he bought the car. .
If you dont mind me asking what did happen to your old motor?????BIGONTS said:I just had my Ford tech call me and said that they are going to replace my motor under warranty and it will be covered for another 36/30,000. However, they say it would be a Ford Co. remanufactured motor not a nice new motor from blower to oil pan as you sometimes see on eBay, etc…. It will only be from heads to oil pan. No intake, blower, etc. included. He said that they work great and look new (components) when they come. They have mostly new components because Ford doesn't use anything from blown up ones cuz there isn't nothing salvageable and that they would put warranty on. I’m think I’m fine with it and trust my tech. He said exact same components as stock 03/04 Cobra motors. One of the reasons is that they do not have any brand new ones laying around.
Any opinions or experience from people who had their motors replaced??
Thanks
10th03cobra said:Andy is the hook up king!!!!!!
fireball168 said:Have you considered the fact that YOUR engine is going to be sent back for remanufacturing, with a core tag from the dealer with your VIN and the repairing dealer information?
When that engine is tore down, and it will be, someone is going to be asking the dealer some serious questions.
Once click of a button in Dearborn, and your Cobra is out of the "insurance you paid thousands of dollars for"....and the dealership that did you a "favor" is left holding the bill.
yea im half ass confused here too. so he got a new motor after blowing a modded one. andy hooked it up with a tech he new so the modds wouldnt be a problem? what blew on the motor? a small explination would be much appreciated, thanks.FuelSlut said:If you dont mind me asking what did happen to your old motor?????
cobravenom39 said:He will be fine. No UAW worker in Detroit is gonna try and prove something and do the aforementioned.
fireball168 said:Its not the UAW workers you've got to worry about...