Ford Fiesta advice
As you are aware I not so long ago bought a Fiesta TDCI 1.6 s with approximately 55,000 miles for £6000.
The car has had a few issues but the dealer has more than willing resolved them which includes 4 new tyres, I believe a set of new brake pads, new rear exhaust box, changed coolant, battery, brake fluid change, wipers among a few other things
My query isnt straight forward as the dealer isn't willing to pay for my repair costs I have done among owning the vehicle which include changing the battery and getting the injectors and turbo cleaned etc.
Furthermore there is a possibility car may have been in accident due to rear camber issue mentioned in a previous email.
I think the query relates to as the vehicle has a full service history and considering all that has been changed above including a full oil flush and service etc. Further to this should i keep the vehicle with the known camber issue. Will this vehicle prove troublesome... considering a lot has been spent majority by dealer will it be beneficial to keep vehicle especially as only good oil and shell vpower used.
This model didn't have a dpf or dmf according to one of your emails and i'm wondering could this prove to be a reliable diesel motor considering all. What would you do in my shoes.?
The car has had a few issues but the dealer has more than willing resolved them which includes 4 new tyres, I believe a set of new brake pads, new rear exhaust box, changed coolant, battery, brake fluid change, wipers among a few other things
My query isnt straight forward as the dealer isn't willing to pay for my repair costs I have done among owning the vehicle which include changing the battery and getting the injectors and turbo cleaned etc.
Furthermore there is a possibility car may have been in accident due to rear camber issue mentioned in a previous email.
I think the query relates to as the vehicle has a full service history and considering all that has been changed above including a full oil flush and service etc. Further to this should i keep the vehicle with the known camber issue. Will this vehicle prove troublesome... considering a lot has been spent majority by dealer will it be beneficial to keep vehicle especially as only good oil and shell vpower used.
This model didn't have a dpf or dmf according to one of your emails and i'm wondering could this prove to be a reliable diesel motor considering all. What would you do in my shoes.?
Asked on 30 November 2015 by A D
Answered by
Honest John
Sorry, we are not prepared to answer any more of your questions. If you recall, we originally advised you not to buy this car but you ignored our advice and went ahead and bought it. Since then your questions have been incessant. There is no point in asking for advice if you ignore it.
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