@69mach1377 : That's not 100% true. 1) Ford needs to show/prove that the issue isn't covered under warranty. 2) There's plenty of times it's covered under warranty when the facts show it's a pump failure.
What tends to happen is the
dealership will jump right to a fuel contamination issue to get the work paid at the shop rate versus getting reimbursed under the warranty work rate. So to owner's who fall under a potential warranty claim HOLD YOUR GROUND!! Do not let the dealership or Ford bully you into it's not going to covered under warranty. Yes, it's not going to be easy but we need to push back on what they want to say happened.