darmahsd
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OK, there's a principle here. It shouldn't be about the money. If you want to pay, more power to you. I'm an old fart from the old school. I remember what money could buy, what fuel used to cost, etc. As good as this vehicle is, it's just wrong that Ford would charge you for it's own design flaw. And as others have said, make you pay when their mechanic breaks the plug. I'm going to buy the tool. Turns out that it's not expensive @ $59 bucks---http://tinyurl.com/86s5rtf
I'll break my own plugs, thank you. And when I install the re-designed one piece, hopefully, it won't happen again. After I'm done, I can sell it to a mechanic who might use it over and over. OR, through PayPal, I can rent it with a deposit to cover the cost. Say Twenty bucks plus refundable deposit. After 3 or 4 times, the tool's paid for and I can just loan it out for just a deposit. Not looking to get rich here, just an idea to help people on this forum who'd rather not help put some Ford techs kid through college for what should be a simple spark plug change. Is that a plan?
I'll break my own plugs, thank you. And when I install the re-designed one piece, hopefully, it won't happen again. After I'm done, I can sell it to a mechanic who might use it over and over. OR, through PayPal, I can rent it with a deposit to cover the cost. Say Twenty bucks plus refundable deposit. After 3 or 4 times, the tool's paid for and I can just loan it out for just a deposit. Not looking to get rich here, just an idea to help people on this forum who'd rather not help put some Ford techs kid through college for what should be a simple spark plug change. Is that a plan?