Can you do an update video on your Taurus , how well you like it, how many miles it's got, the condition it's in, and how the interior looks. Stuff like that
@@joegartner7736 Ok, Sounds good. I don't drive it hard, back and forth to Walmart and Lowes. Before you buy, check the recalls on Ford website. The only major problem I know of is the water pump. If the water pump goes bad, and antifreeze gets into the engine, it's a real expensive fix. White smoke from the exhaust is a sign of antifreeze in the gas. SHO's are real cool, but have 4 cylinder engines with twin turbos, if a turbo goes bad you can hear it ticking inside of the turbo, it's about $2000 for just the part. I heard you can get them for $800.00. And Scotty Kilmer on RUclips says avoid the flex fuel cars, because of added complexity and more stuff to break. Mine is a regular 6 cylinder gas engine.
@@JimVincitore Thank you, I do remember hearing about the flex fuels being difficult to fix because they were so complicated. I've got a 2005 Ford Taurus, I haven't heard of any major problems with those Tauruses since they were less complicated
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Can you do an update video on your Taurus , how well you like it, how many miles it's got, the condition it's in, and how the interior looks.
Stuff like that
@@joegartner7736 Ok, Sounds good. I don't drive it hard, back and forth to Walmart and Lowes. Before you buy, check the recalls on Ford website. The only major problem I know of is the water pump. If the water pump goes bad, and antifreeze gets into the engine, it's a real expensive fix. White smoke from the exhaust is a sign of antifreeze in the gas. SHO's are real cool, but have 4 cylinder engines with twin turbos, if a turbo goes bad you can hear it ticking inside of the turbo, it's about $2000 for just the part. I heard you can get them for $800.00. And Scotty Kilmer on RUclips says avoid the flex fuel cars, because of added complexity and more stuff to break. Mine is a regular 6 cylinder gas engine.
@@JimVincitore Thank you, I do remember hearing about the flex fuels being difficult to fix because they were so complicated. I've got a 2005 Ford Taurus, I haven't heard of any major problems with those Tauruses since they were less complicated