Ford Service and Maintenance
Built Ford Tough
Since 1903, Ford has revolutionized the automotive industry with innovations like the moving assembly line and the Model T, becoming one of the world's most recognized and trusted brands.
OUR EXPERIENCE WITH FORD VEHICLES
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At Westco Automotive, Fords roll through our doors daily, and our technicians have developed expertise across the entire Blue Oval lineup. We've mastered the 5.4L 3-valve Triton engine—including its notorious spark plug extraction challenges and cam phaser issues. From Focus transmissions to Fusion turbos, we stay current with Ford's evolving technology and common failure points. Our shop has invested in the specialized tools needed for Ford's one-way spark plug design and timing chain systems. Whether you drive a Fiesta or a F-450, you'll find technicians who understand Ford engineering inside and out.
Some common repairs for Ford Vehicles:
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5.4L 3-valve Triton spark plug extraction and cam phaser replacement
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6.0L and 6.4L Powerstroke diesel EGR and oil cooler failures
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Focus and Fiesta automatic transmission (DPS6) shudder and failure
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3.5L EcoBoost timing chain and turbocharger issues
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Rear window defroster tab repair (trucks)
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Door latch and actuator failures
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Rust repair on wheel wells and rocker panels
Some known Issues by model:
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Ford F-150 (2004-2008): 5.4L 3-valve cam phaser failure, spark plug breakage during removal, two-piece spark plug design issues
Ford Focus (2012-2016): DPS6 dual-clutch transmission shudder, slipping, and module failures, clutch actuator issues
Ford Escape (2013-2016): 1.6L EcoBoost coolant intrusion into cylinders, transmission failures, rear camber arm wear
Ford Fusion (2013-2018): 1.5L and 2.0L EcoBoost coolant intrusion, transmission issues, door latch failures
Ford Explorer (2011-2019): Water pump failures (internal, leading to engine failure), PTU (Power Transfer Unit) failures, rear suspension noise
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Interesting Information
​Ford's famous "Blue Oval" logo has undergone eight major redesigns since 1903, but the current script dates back to 1957. Henry Ford's signature has appeared on Ford vehicles since the 1940s, personally approving the design before his death in 1947.