When you buy a Ford, you’re investing in a vehicle known for its durability, performance, and reliability. However, even the toughest vehicles need protection, which is why the Ford Power train Warranty is so valuable. This warranty covers your vehicle’s most essential parts, ensuring you’re protected from costly repairs to the engine, transmission, and drivetrain.

Let’s break down exactly what the Ford Power train warranty covers and how it can benefit you.

What is the Ford Power train Warranty?

The Ford Power train warranty is designed to cover the major components responsible for powering your vehicle. It provides protection for 5 years or 60,000 miles, ensuring that your engine, transmission, and drivetrain are safeguarded from defects in materials or workmanship.

For Ford owners, this warranty represents peace of mind, knowing that even major repairs will be covered under Ford’s factory-backed protection. And if you drive a certified pre-owned Ford, the power trainwarranty may extend up to 7 years or 100,000 miles.

What Does the Ford Power Train Warranty Cover?

The Ford Power Train Warranty focuses on the most crucial components that make your vehicle run smoothly. Here’s what’s included:

• Engine: The engine is the heart of your vehicle, and Ford’s warranty covers all the major internal components, such as:
  • Engine block and cylinder heads
  • Pistons, crankshaft, and connecting rods
  • Timing chain or belt, oil pump, and water pump
  • Turbocharger or supercharger (if equipped)
  • Seals and gaskets when part of a covered repair
• Transmission: Both automatic and manual transmissions are covered under the Ford Power train warranty, including:
  • Transmission case and all internal parts
  • Torque converter and transfer case (for 4WD and AWD vehicles)
  • Clutch (manual transmission only)
  • Seals and gaskets when part of a covered repair
• Drivetrain: The drivetrain is responsible for transferring power from the transmission to your wheels, and it’s essential for your vehicle’s performance. Covered components include:
  • Driveshaft and axles
  • Universal joints and constant velocity (CV) joints
  • Differentials (front and rear for AWD/4WD vehicles)
  • Propeller shafts and transfer case (if applicable)
• Hybrid and Electric Components: For hybrid and electric Ford vehicles, the power train warranty extends to components specific to these systems, such as:
  • Electric motors and power generators
  • High-voltage battery and related components
  • Inverter system and regenerative braking system

With this comprehensive coverage, you can drive with confidence, knowing that your vehicle’s most important components are protected for years to come.

Additional Benefits of the Ford Power Train Warranty

In addition to covering vital components, the Ford Power train warranty offers a few extra perks to ensure you’re fully protected:

• Rental Car Reimbursement: If your vehicle is in for a covered repair, you may be eligible for rental car reimbursement, keeping you on the road while your vehicle is being serviced.
• Towing Assistance: Should your vehicle become inoperable due to a covered power train issue, Ford offers towing assistance to a nearby Ford dealership.
• Nationwide Coverage: Your warranty is honored at any Ford or Lincoln dealership across the U.S., so no matter where you are, you’re covered.

Why Choose Granger Ford for Warranty Service?

At Granger Ford, we believe in offering more than just exceptional vehicles—we provide outstanding service and support for all your warranty needs. Here’s why Ford owners choose us:

• Ford-Certified Technicians: Our technicians are trained and certified by Ford, ensuring your vehicle receives expert care with genuine Ford parts.
• Advanced Diagnostic Tools: We use state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment to quickly identify and resolve power train issues.
• Transparent Pricing and Service: At Granger Ford, we offer upfront pricing with no hidden fees, and we work to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.

Drive with Confidence: Protect Your Power train with Granger Ford

The Ford Power train warranty gives you comprehensive protection for your vehicle’s core components, ensuring you’re covered for major repairs related to your engine, transmission, and drivetrain. At Granger Ford, we’re here to help you make the most of your warranty coverage and keep your vehicle running smoothly for years to come.

Ready to protect your Ford for the long haul?

Visit Granger Ford’s Service Center today to schedule a service appointment or learn more about how your Power train warranty can safeguard your vehicle’s most essential parts.

FAQs About the Ford Power train warranty

What does the Ford Power train warranty cover?
It covers major components like the engine, transmission, and drivetrain, including internal parts and associated seals and gaskets.

How long does the Ford Power train warranty last?
The warranty lasts for 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first, for most new vehicles. Certified pre-owned vehicles may have coverage for up to 7 years or 100,000 miles.

Does the Ford Power train warranty cover routine maintenance?
No, routine maintenance services like oil changes, tire rotations, and brake pad replacements are not covered under the Power train warranty.

Can I transfer the Power train warranty if I sell my vehicle?
Yes, the Ford Power train warranty is fully transferable to the next owner, which can increase the vehicle’s resale value.

Does the Power train warranty cover hybrid and electric vehicles?
Yes, it covers hybrid and electric power train components, including electric motors, high-voltage batteries, and related parts.

Where can I use my Ford Power train warranty?
The warranty is honored at any Ford or Lincoln dealership across the United States, ensuring you’re covered no matter where you go.

What happens if my vehicle’s power train needs repair after the warranty expires?
After your Power train warranty expires, you may still be covered by extended warranty options like Ford Protect, which can provide ongoing protection for your vehicle.