Thread: I think we might have sorted the Ranger...

Clean it with fire, claim insurance and get something else,

Originally Posted by Steve123

Clean it with fire, claim insurance and get something else,

I doubt even fire would have cleansed that thing.

I fully think it's cursed. I went to print the invoice off from the mechanic and the bloody Brother office laser literally blew up, bang magic smoke... Luckily that's still under warranty.

Also, I go back to the comment manuals are a lot cheaper to feed than the auto's - considerably so. It's more economic to stick with this ute than replace unless I get lucky and find another manual...

I see Ford utes come with tub full of tools

Originally Posted by madjon_

I see Ford utes come with tub full of tools

You mean they come with a fuel container and a cigarette lighter these days?

Originally Posted by Barefoot

You mean they come with a fuel container and a cigarette lighter these days?

Nah, not since USB came out my man. Although I agree some of them could use it. The clown that cut me off in the crappy old Courier today would be a good candidate...

Speaking of cigarette lighters there is one in my Triton but no ashtray I don't smoke but seemed a bit weird to me. If it's meant just for charging things etc... then why put the lighter in the socket
Anywho only 24Km on the Triton so far and no problems. Does come with a 10 year powertrain warrantee but until you have an issue there is no way of knowing if any "warrantee" is worth the paper it is written on

Originally Posted by Barefoot

You mean they come with a fuel container and a cigarette lighter these days?

Originally Posted by rugerman

Speaking of cigarette lighters there is one in my Triton but no ashtray I don't smoke but seemed a bit weird to me. If it's meant just for charging things etc... then why put the lighter in the socket
Anywho only 24Km on the Triton so far and no problems. Does come with a 10 year powertrain warrantee but until you have an issue there is no way of knowing if any "warrantee" is worth the paper it is written on

there are many clauses in that warranty.
we owned one for 5 years, then bought a dmax

Originally Posted by gonetropo

there are many clauses in that warranty.
we owned one for 5 years, then bought a dmax

Just had a couple of rear shocks replaced in our outlander under warranty - cannot fault mitsi for that one. They even rang my wife and left her a message to tell her her car was ready. She doesn't check her voice messages. Oops.