Lazy Daze Owners' Group

Are you interested in engine/chassis service, or something else.

For engine/chassis, I'd look for a Ford dealer that has a lot of F-350 and bigger vehicles on the lot.  They probably have the capacity to deal with a larger vehicle and Ford can lean on them to provide the service.  In my area, the more rural the dealership, the more capacity they have to service large vehicles. 

For branded RV items (fridge, toilet, microwave, air conditioner etc...), a call to the manufacturer might give some leads. 

For LazyDaze items, I would drive up to the Mothership from San Diego. 

Rich

Hi Ted; I had the misfortune of going to (then) Homer Heller ford at Escondido in 2003. They couldn't replicate the starting problem I had, and they had my motorhome for 2 weeks. When I picked it up, just as the 36 month warranty was expiring, I made them sign the work order that if the problem came up afterwards they were still 'on the hook' for that repair. I got it home and fixed it myself for about $1.  (less than the gas to get there and back!)
    I looked them up on Yelp, and the 2 star rating was generous in my opinion.
Now it is Gosch Ford, and the reviews are much better. Hopefully the entire organization seems to have gotten better, so I'm counting on them to be there if I ever have a Ford again.
    So what do you need to have done Ted?  You can have routine service done anywhere. The same with recalls. Just keep the receipts. The warranty isn't dependent on who does the work. Even you can do the work! Keep those receipts.   RonB

Hi Ted; If you crawled under and looked at the 'wire rub problem'; and it is OK, then there isn't any hurry.  You can get this signed off years from now. I'd continue to check it out one in awhile though. Is there an actual fix for that yet, or is it just an inspection thing?
   You might want to do the insulation repair thing yourself.  Did you look at it, or just suspect an issue?  RonB