I know this may seem like common sense, but if you have a big job done, like an engine, turbo, or transmission replaced. Check your car over when you get it back, make sure its not leaking, make sure everything is tight, make sure the parts are seated in the right areas.
I trusted Ford to be able to re-assemble my car in its entirety when I had my engine replaced under warranty. When I received it back it was missing bolts, lines and hardware were not bolted down, wire harnesses were not re-attached. My lower ball joint bolts were not tightened and they fell out and caused an accident (just my car, no bodily injury). It was leaking coolant from the back of the head, and it was dripping oil all over my driveway. Completely unacceptable. After two months of having the car back I traded it in for a new 2019 to rid myself of the headache that it was causing and the constant downtime / visits to the dealership who repaired the car.
TL;DR - don't always trust the OEM to provide good service. Check your car over before you take delivery.
I trusted Ford to be able to re-assemble my car in its entirety when I had my engine replaced under warranty. When I received it back it was missing bolts, lines and hardware were not bolted down, wire harnesses were not re-attached. My lower ball joint bolts were not tightened and they fell out and caused an accident (just my car, no bodily injury). It was leaking coolant from the back of the head, and it was dripping oil all over my driveway. Completely unacceptable. After two months of having the car back I traded it in for a new 2019 to rid myself of the headache that it was causing and the constant downtime / visits to the dealership who repaired the car.
TL;DR - don't always trust the OEM to provide good service. Check your car over before you take delivery.
