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02-01-2006, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by 99Silver6.0
Kwality is job 1!!!!!!
Define Kwality in the "Dictionary of FORD!!"
Definition 1
Kwa-li-tee: Having to replace the tranny in a 2006 F-350 at 2800 miles.
Definition 2
Kwa-li-tee: Having to replace all 8 injectors in a 2006 F350 at 4950 miles.
Built Ford tough???? How does Ford define tough????
Define Kwality in the "Dictionary of FORD!!"
Definition 1
Kwa-li-tee: Having to replace the tranny in a 2006 F-350 at 2800 miles.
Definition 2
Kwa-li-tee: Having to replace all 8 injectors in a 2006 F350 at 4950 miles.
Built Ford tough???? How does Ford define tough????
Ford aint the only one with "Kwality" problems.
02-01-2006, 05:16 PM
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I got into a heated discussion about this very same thing, yesterday. I allows hear ford guys talk so much 
, but I never hear a Chevy guy talk at all, but we always have the last word though.
If you want to **** of the ford guys really bad, ask them "Why does Chevrolet suck so bad?" The best answer I got yesterday was "Chevrolet uses super glue to glue their doors on," on my 99 Silverado the door hinges are welded on, but they are not glued on. I guess by ford, welding is gluing, but wait a minute, isn't the factory structure which ford trucks are built in welded together, I mean glued together, and most skyscrapers steel structures are welded together, if I am wrong let me know.
This guy was also talking about having his ford truck shipped from Dallas to Denver, I guess ford can not make that kind of trip.
, but I never hear a Chevy guy talk at all, but we always have the last word though. If you want to **** of the ford guys really bad, ask them "Why does Chevrolet suck so bad?" The best answer I got yesterday was "Chevrolet uses super glue to glue their doors on," on my 99 Silverado the door hinges are welded on, but they are not glued on. I guess by ford, welding is gluing, but wait a minute, isn't the factory structure which ford trucks are built in welded together, I mean glued together, and most skyscrapers steel structures are welded together, if I am wrong let me know.
This guy was also talking about having his ford truck shipped from Dallas to Denver, I guess ford can not make that kind of trip.
02-03-2006, 05:14 AM
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my parents owned a 92 ford aerostar fan...the sliding door always fell off....btu that van made 5 to and from trips...from sault ste marie Michigan(where we lived) to San Antonio Texas(where grandparnets live)
every summer we'd drive down ther eand back. i dont remember EVER being stranded, have it EVER break down...we traded it in on a 89 suburban, ran fine for the 2 years we had it, than we traded that in on a 95/96 suburban, until my mom got her 2000 impala she has now....which blew out a transmission at 86k miles...
every summer we'd drive down ther eand back. i dont remember EVER being stranded, have it EVER break down...we traded it in on a 89 suburban, ran fine for the 2 years we had it, than we traded that in on a 95/96 suburban, until my mom got her 2000 impala she has now....which blew out a transmission at 86k miles...
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