Recently purchased my 2006 Ford Taurus from a dealership about 7 months ago. In late October I noticed a big puddle of liquid in the passenger side floorboard of my car--we had had 2 days straight of heavy rain (Seattle!!) so I figured maybe there was a leak in the hood and water was getting through and leaking into my car--(shows how much I know about cars). Anyways, in the beginning of December the puddle happened again and it had been raining all weekend as well so I thought it was the rain again. But I called a Ford Dealership and inquired and they told me it was the heater core and that my car was not driveable and if I continued to drive it I was going to overheat the car and possibly blow the engine. They also told me it was going to cost over $700.00 to replace. I found a mechanic to disconnect the heater core for me....a temporary solution to a big problem. My dealership warranty ended after 3 months. I am trying to find fault with them. How could a 2006 Ford Taurus with only 30,000 miles (had 30,000 when I purchased it) be needing such a huge repair at this time??? I am trying to figure out wear and tear of the heater core and things of that nature.
Thanks so much!
Nyiesha Walker
Jul 28, 2021 at 11:50 AM
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