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Mr. Blewregaurd

New member
I’ve yet to hear about any warranty issues after the swap, anything we touch would be covered by us, The rest of the rig will carry its factory warranty.
When I worked for Ford and a 6.0 SMB came in for a warranty repair that required the engine coming out, the customer had to pay to have the front axle removed and re-installed. Everything else was taken care of
 

Sheep Shagger

Adventurer
When I worked for Ford and a 6.0 SMB came in for a warranty repair that required the engine coming out, the customer had to pay to have the front axle removed and re-installed. Everything else was taken care of

I’m sure that’s dealer thing. When mine went in for a warranty bed pan leak, the dealer charged Ford to remove the extra parts. I’m sure it was actually easier for them, but it gave them an excuse to upcherge Ford.
 

ujoint

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Yes on a standard engine swap I don't see the need to pull the F axle. Either way, a body removal or thru the front, F axle isn't in the way. I agree with SheepShagger, probably an individual For dealer decision unfortunately.
 

ujoint

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Hope everyone had a good holiday! Ours is still going, another big family event today.

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Off to the body shop!

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ujoint

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Final ck list items for this boy boy before it heads home to TX. Last build of 2018! It has definatly been the yr of the RV! Class of 18 pics coming soon.

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Teardown of VTV10 has begin! Throwing everything at this super nice van.

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Ujoint, I just read through most of this entire thread...skimmed a bunch of course. I just want to say thank for being a huge support for the E-series vans. 4x4 is not currently in the cards for me but if it were, your parts are what I'd go with. Great stuff with great support man!
 

Steve_382

Active member
Cutaway chassis is still made, unsure when the final yr will be. I found a few 19s last night while searching for box vans.
This article says they will extend into the 2020's


https://www.trucks.com/2018/03/16/f...s-tesla/?utm_referrer=https://www.google.com/

“Connectivity allows fleet customers to monitor driver behavior and fleet maintenance needs,” Hinrichs said.
Ford will extend production of its aging E-Series cutaway and stripped chassis into the 2020s. It also plans to add safety features, including automatic emergency braking and lane-departure warning to future E-Series, F-650, F-750 and F59 chassis vehicles.
 

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