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Hi my name is Chris, and I'm a drivetrain abuser.

BF F6 phoon, Nov '05, 17,500kms:

-Cracked diff subframe replaced at 15,000km service.

-Gunmetal insert on front bumper repainted due to paint beginning to flake off from the sheer speeed maaaate.

Can't say I'm at all disappointed, everything's been fixed no issues. I loves this car.

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thing.  The Ford badge is the most annoying as it will eventually bend right out of the recess, must be a problem with the adheasives they use.

I think that might be the case. I've a similar issue with the scuff inserts, they just do not want to stay stuck down and keep curling on the ends. Might have to mention that to the dealer when I drop her off on Friday for a few minor things:

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* Bonnet alignment off on passenger side (slightly raised above fender)

* Low speed power steering clicking (had this issue with my '04 BA Turbo as well)

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heh u think fords are bad, u should try a proton.

first car I bought when I was 19 was a new proton gti. I thoght it would be a good car, how wrong I was

some problems were paint flakeing

windows not going up

clutch pedel broke, yes the pedel came apart as I was putting it in, fuel guage not working

speedo not working and a whole heap of other electrical problems

POS lol

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ford ute usual problems, M3 19k warranty work in 3yrs, pain in the arse but great warranty. porsche coming up 2yrs zero defects and complaints, go figure

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On dads BA series 1 XR6T.

Brake shudder

Clunky auto

Delay going into reverse too long

Foglight bulb blown

Exhaust heat shield

Handbrake light coming on and chime sounding

Broken door trim

Fractures in blue plastic on ICC

Paint defect on rear passenger door

Stalling and going into limp mode

Horn replaced twice

Power steering shudder

Steering clicking noise at low speed

Dented passenger side sunvisor

Broken bonnet cable

Diff replaced

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Mine has been in for a few things:

- Rear Main seal

- leaking diff (twice)

- Squeeking belt/ Belt shavings (still squeeking) Is it a pully?

Problems that have to be fixed:

- Steering wheel badge is dinted

- Passenger window is slow going up

- Centre console where gear stick is, one side is popping up due to not clipping in, may have been brocken. Took for a service a while back and they said they changed the leather gear surround as it was ripped or warn (it wasnt) they mustve damaged it somehow and had to replace it and the plstic surround is now brocken and isnt clipped in on one angle.

Nesh

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Here is my list.

Diff Rebuild

ICC replaced due to stickers lifting twice.

Cup holder clip broken, new one installed.

Power Windows slow, Greased.

Rear Seat Back and Bottom replaced due to seam coming undone.

New Cat Convertor due to heat shield rattle.

New pads and machining of discs.

Defective Reservoir cap.

Throttle Body cleaned.

All done between 60k-70k.

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gear knob has been replaced twice due to stitching coming undone,

car is going into ford on friday 7th of july to get clutch fixed

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