Used 2017 Ford F-150 Consumer Reviews
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2017- good but not great.
I recently bought my 2017 F150 in April of 2021 and traded in my precious vehicle for something bigger. Although I love everything about the engine (2.7L EcoBoost), the ride, and the smoothness, I have had one thing that concerned me. Whenever I approach a stop sign, red light, etc. my vehicle lights to “jerk” or “clunk” right before coming to a stop. I can hear it and feel it. Sometimes it is more noticeable and sometimes not as noticeable. I have brought it to dealerships and other shops and no one can replicate the action which is infuriating. I wish i could know what it is. I am hoping it’s not the (6 speed) transmission. It might be the slip yoke but I am not sure. Wish Ford could not have these small problems with their expensive trucks.
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Ford did it Again
The deals are out there. Excellent
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- XLT SuperCrewMSRP: $21,9911 mi away
- XLT SuperCrewMSRP: $24,42116 mi away
- Lariat SuperCrewMSRP: $14,9991 mi away
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I am soooo happy with my new truck. It exceeds my expectations! I am also happy with my purchasing experience. Thank you!
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New Experience with Ford
I'm constantly surprised by how much I enjoy my F150 truck. It has the power and comfort that makes it a pleasure to drive.
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I've owned a Ford truck for a number of years now. I purchased a new 2017 F150 XL. Two wheel drive with the 2.7 ecoboost. The mileage is good. I pull a 19' travel trailer. 3005 pounds empty. It pulls the camper quite easily. The issue I've had was 3 oil pan leaks, a rear main seal leak, 2 fuel injectors replaced, lug nuts needed to be replaced because of swelling that can make it impossible to remove a tire. Some electronic sensor that told me to check engine. Many of these were covered under a warranty. The latest one that concerns me was a brake line leak and one that was bulging and getting ready to break. I take my truck in every 5000 miles and have it inspected and do what is recommended. Since this is a 2 wheel drive and I don't take it off road it concerns me that this could happen. I've contacted ford and was told it's not part of a recall. I wonder if this could be happening to anyone else. The Mechanic at ford had no reason why this should of happened and my towing my camper should have no impact since it's around half the limit that the book says I can tow. I like Ford F150's but just concerned about the safety. Other Fords have some kind of recall on the brake lines, I wonder if they need to look into this before someone gets hurt or killed. As I write this there was no model XL SuperCab with a 6.5 box and a 2.7 ecoboost so I picked the closest one to it.
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