Lots of fluid changes on this thing... and what is nano shield???
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2016 SHO Maintenance History
- Thread starter StealBlueSHO
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derfdog15 said:Hope you've changed that keyless entry code, otherwise I might have to take a trip to VA and leave with your new SHO
First thing I did buddy!!! I ALWAYS change that when I bring a new car home...
hawkeye93 said:
Yup.... but not sure how far he will get without a key lol...
LMAO!!! Thats fine... I have insurance!
BJSHO said:
Just don't show em this thread, then I can have a SHO again
It was nice of them to make sure you had that code though, since it can be a pain to find out on your own, and costs money in some cases to have a dealer tell you it... I had to rip out the back seats in my 04 F150 to find the OEM sticker that had the code on it.
derfdog15 said:BJSHO said:
Just don't show em this thread, then I can have a SHO again
It was nice of them to make sure you had that code though, since it can be a pain to find out on your own, and costs money in some cases to have a dealer tell you it... I had to rip out the back seats in my 04 F150 to find the OEM sticker that had the code on it.
The card with the number was still in the glovebox...which made life easy.
I don't know who owned this before me (I have their address though cause it was still in the Nav as home!) but they were very gentle on this car.. the owners folder looked like it had never been opened, the plastic film protectors are still on everything but the touch screen. And based on the service history, this car has been overly maintained. Still smelled like new car too! I mean... how can you pass that up? I bought it for $27K and could turn around and TRADE IT IN for similar, that never happens.
BJSHO said:derfdog15 said:BJSHO said:
Just don't show em this thread, then I can have a SHO again
It was nice of them to make sure you had that code though, since it can be a pain to find out on your own, and costs money in some cases to have a dealer tell you it... I had to rip out the back seats in my 04 F150 to find the OEM sticker that had the code on it.
The card with the number was still in the glovebox...which made life easy.
I don't know who owned this before me (I have their address though cause it was still in the Nav as home!) but they were very gentle on this car.. the owners folder looked like it had never been opened, the plastic film protectors are still on everything but the touch screen. And based on the service history, this car has been overly maintained. Still smelled like new car too! I mean... how can you pass that up? I bought it for $27K and could turn around and TRADE IT IN for similar, that never happens.
That is less than the repairs would have cost on my 2015... Definitely a good deal on your end for sure.
FYI- I think you can find the previous owner through Sirius-XM if enabled or not! ZBJSHO said:derfdog15 said:BJSHO said:
Just don't show em this thread, then I can have a SHO again
It was nice of them to make sure you had that code though, since it can be a pain to find out on your own, and costs money in some cases to have a dealer tell you it... I had to rip out the back seats in my 04 F150 to find the OEM sticker that had the code on it.
The card with the number was still in the glovebox...which made life easy.
I don't know who owned this before me (I have their address though cause it was still in the Nav as home!) but they were very gentle on this car.. the owners folder looked like it had never been opened, the plastic film protectors are still on everything but the touch screen. And based on the service history, this car has been overly maintained. Still smelled like new car too! I mean... how can you pass that up? I bought it for $27K and could turn around and TRADE IT IN for similar, that never happens.