Center caps on the rims peeled.
Ford emblem in the steering wheel peeled.
Water in a tail light.
A little hesitation when you hit the gas.
Dealer fixed the hesitation buy re-flashing rge computer and fixed all other cosmetic problems right away! No fighting, nothing, just told them the problem and told "OK will get you new one's" and they did.
Love the looks of the truck. The 3 valve 5.4 has more power and gets better mileage than my 2002 5.4 super-crew. Just love the truck.
Dang thing. My truck was built in 2003 but is the 2004 "new body style".
Well still no other problems with her. Now have 38,000kl (23750 miles). I know I don't drive it much. Not cuz of the fuel, heck its better than my 2002 was. But It's the toy so trying to keep the mileage low. Like The new Chevy/GMC, but they left the shifter on the coulomb and not down on the floor like mine so they still missed it. I just love that mind is on the floor like a car. Very good looking and preforming truck.
Just turned over 100,000k on my 2003 F150 Super Crew (purchased new in Feb. 2004). Just changed tires, previous tires worn even with still enough tread life. No mechanical problems - runs great. Body in excellent shape. Minor paint peel just started on plastic lip around passenger front fender - dealer taking care of. About 60% city driving, rest trips averaging 400ks to 1,000 ks.
Just sold my 1986 F150 with 302cid with over 500,000ks and still running great. So far see no reason why I will not get same from my 2003.
Owned my 2003 F 150 Lariat for several months and I am very pleased. I bought this car used with 125K, but it looks and drives like a new vehicle.
Question: Has anyone had problems with the radio receiving AM stations. My does not.
Man, I really don't drive her much eh. It's now Jan 08 and my truck now has 42000 kl (26098.8 miles). Hummm 4000 kl in a year. Well I'm keeping the mileage low.
Still love the truck. Have put a lot more chrome on her and she is looking great!!
On the AM radio thing. Yes I have noticed on a lot of radios seem to have that problem. GM, Ford etc. It doesn't seem to matter the manufacturer. I have only replaced the antenna and if that doesn't work the radio. If the AM works fine with the engine off, use a noise filter on the power of the radio. NOT the noise filter for the antenna. This doesn't always work though. You may be looking at a new head unit.
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