What Does the Ford Powertrain Warranty Cover? A Complete Breakdown
Learn what Ford’s powertrain warranty covers, including essential components like the engine, transmission, and drivetrain, for up to 7 years or 100,000 miles.
When you purchase a new Ford vehicle, you’re not just investing in style and performance—you’re also getting Ford’s Powertrain Warranty, designed to keep your vehicle running smoothly for the long haul. But what exactly does this warranty cover, and how does it protect your investment?
Here’s a complete breakdown of what you need to know about the Ford Powertrain Warranty.
The Ford Powertrain Warranty is a limited warranty that covers essential parts of your vehicle’s powertrain, ensuring your engine, transmission, and drivetrain components are protected from manufacturing defects. It’s valid for 5 years or 60,000 miles for most vehicles and extends up to 7 years or 100,000 miles for some Ford models, like certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicles.
This warranty is a cornerstone of Ford’s commitment to providing durable, reliable vehicles and adds peace of mind to your driving experience.
The Ford Powertrain Warranty focuses on the most critical components of your vehicle’s performance: the engine, transmission, and drivetrain. Here’s a closer look at the specific parts and systems that this warranty covers:
The heart of your vehicle, the engine is a complex system with many moving parts. Ford’s Powertrain Warranty covers the repair or replacement of major engine components, including:
This coverage ensures that if a manufacturing defect causes engine failure or performance issues, you won’t have to worry about the high cost of repairs.
Your vehicle’s transmission is responsible for shifting gears and transferring power from the engine to the wheels. Whether you have an automatic or manual transmission, the warranty covers:
If your transmission fails due to a defect, Ford will repair or replace the affected parts, helping you avoid costly repairs.
The drivetrain transfers power from the transmission to the wheels, and includes essential components such as:
This coverage protects vital parts that are crucial for vehicle stability and performance, ensuring you have smooth and reliable driving even in tough conditions.
While seals and gaskets are often considered wear-and-tear items, they are covered under the Ford Powertrain Warranty when part of a covered repair. This means if your engine or transmission needs repair or replacement, the associated seals and gaskets will also be covered.
For hybrid and electric Ford vehicles, the powertrain warranty extends to the unique components involved in electric power generation and storage, including:
This specialized coverage ensures that your Ford hybrid or electric vehicle’s high-tech systems are protected from defects, offering peace of mind for environmentally-conscious drivers.
In addition to covering key components, Ford’s Powertrain Warranty comes with other perks to ensure you’re well-protected on the road:
The Ford Powertrain Warranty is designed to keep your vehicle’s most essential components protected for years to come. With coverage for your engine, transmission, and drivetrain, you can drive with confidence, knowing that Ford stands behind its vehicles.
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What does the Ford Powertrain Warranty cover?
It covers essential components like the engine, transmission, and drivetrain, including internal parts and associated seals and gaskets.
How long does the Ford Powertrain Warranty last?
The warranty lasts for 5 years or 60,000 miles for most new vehicles and extends up to 7 years or 100,000 miles for some CPO vehicles.
Is the Ford Powertrain Warranty transferable?
Yes, if you sell your vehicle, the remaining Powertrain Warranty can be transferred to the new owner, which may increase the vehicle’s resale value.
Does the Ford Powertrain Warranty cover routine maintenance?
No, routine maintenance such as oil changes, brake pads, and tire rotations are not covered under the Powertrain Warranty.
Where can I get my Ford serviced under the Powertrain Warranty?
You can get your vehicle serviced at any Ford or Lincoln dealership nationwide, and all repairs will be performed by Ford-certified technicians.
What happens if I modify my vehicle?
Modifications that affect powertrain components may void your warranty, so it’s best to consult with your dealer before making any modifications.
Does the Powertrain Warranty include roadside assistance?
Roadside assistance is typically part of the Ford New Vehicle Limited Warranty, but check your specific warranty plan for details.
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