Ask attorney all of the questions that you have. Some to consider asking are:
How do I make sure that I will owe no money on the mortgage balance after the house is sold?
Will the co-owner of the house (who is likely on the mortgage note)
still be responsible for the mortgage balance...
A flashing airbag light need not be a deal breaker. It could be an airbag sensor. A dealer can likely determine the cause but interpreting the sequence of the flashing of the light. For example, 4 flashes and then one more can signify a sensor in the left front part of the car.
Some items to check. Make sure that the radio receives both am and fm clearly. Make sure that the gauges by the shifter both light up. Put the a/c on to confirm that the air comes out through both the vents and the defroster. Put all the windows fully up and down to make sure that the motors...
Tire pressure loss can be caused by bad valve stems. There has been a national recall for some Chinese stems. Have a tire shop check stems. The best way is to immerse into tub of water and see if there are any air bubbles. Can also try run a wet soapy sponge across tire valve. See if there are...
Likely cause for suspension squeak is hood latch. Open the hood fully and then shake car. Also, open and close door with hood open. If noise goes away, it is hood latch. You can grease hood latch or raise the little rubber posts on sides of hood.
The correct answer is 1 in 1. Odds are random outcome. Buying a 2003 blue Marauder was an intentional action. Only one blue on showroom and I bought it.
Tomorrow's statistical analysis will be the difference between correlation and regression.
I bought a 2003 Blue in May 2003. An extremely enjoyable car which combines a rare blend of sport and comfort. Maybe Ford or GM will make a similar car in the future. However, the greater likelihood is that the Marauder is the last of a breed. I once read an article that someone bought six...
My 2003 Marauder has about 65,000 miles without needing any brake work. The car has the original brake pads front and back. Someone else on site has over 150,000 miles without needing any brake maintenance or repair. My dealer said I may be able to go 100,000 before needing to change any pads...
Not a $50 guage. Ford's price is-----$289----plus labor. However, the warranty will cover. However, it does make you wonder who arrives at the price and the customer's pain of having to pay out of pocket.
The oil pressure guage pod by no longer lights up. Dealer said that Ford no longer supplies the part. The car is still under extended warranty and seems as if this should be fixed under warranty. If bulb itself is bad, bulb is not covered under warranty.
Is guage still available through Ford...
Try Crutchfield.com. Look under automotive. They still list old cars by year and make. Company still has buttons and knobs for about $40. I bought one for a 71 Pontiac and it works fine. Good luck.
The car had a transmission flush last year. I think it was no more than $120. Try to wait for the Ford advertisement mailer which includes a discounted price. Alternatively, ask another dealer for a quote and then request that your regular dealer match it. I do not know about the power steering...
The sliding cover has been a problem in my last three Panthers. Where did you place the screw? Is it placed vertically through the cover and against the inside of the wheel?::confused: I feel that Ford's stock price slide correlates with these small design problems.:twocents:
According to www.detnews.com, Ford is selling its subsidiary, Automobile Protection Corporation, to Trident IV L.P. a private equity fund. According to the article, the sale should close by the second quarter.
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