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The contact owns a 2001 ford f550.while driving approximately 55 mph on normal road conditions, the check engine warning indicator illuminated on the instrument panel.the indicator remained illuminated until the engine was turned off.the vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer and they stated that the failure was related to the computerized system.the vehicle was repaired.recently, there was corrosion in the fuel tank.the fuel tank was replaced and the vehicle is currently operating properly.the contact was concerned of the safety risk involved.the vin and mileages were unknown.
Dt:the consumer stated2001 ford f550 super duty caught on fire under the dash board.consumer's husband was driving the vehicle when it caught on fire, going approximately 45 mph.according to the husband, he smelled smoke and saw fire.pulled over to try and put the fire out.the other people in the vehicle got the items out of the vehicle.the vehicle was towed to the dealership, and told the consumer there was a wrong fuse in it, installed by the consumer's mechanic.this happened on july 13, 2005.there was no one injured, neither the fire or police department was notified.consumer has not notified the manufacturer, but the dealership said they did.consumer is not sure whether anything in the cab of the vehicle was damaged.
This being 2nd diesel ford truck that has had same issue....losing power , blowing smoke. On this 2001 , i have replaced numerous filters, drained tank to clean ,wire harnesses,fuel injectors only to replace motor within a month or so due to contamination to system also transmission was replaced before new motor which i feel could of been due tostrain on vehicle....needless to say the truck has started the same problem again.i have sank so much into it i'd never get my money out of itif sold.i feel that ford should be held responsible for this issue and all the money people have put out to correct the issues occurring, with hundreds of others. This issue is very dangerous when your trying to get home and it stalls out when driving due to loss of power.
Vehicle parked in garage overnight with block heater plugged in. Block heater power cord failed resulting in fire. Vehicle engine compartment burned as well as the garage.
June 21, 2007at shop for state inspection also engine missing. Replace fuel filter during regular service due to missing engine.june 17, 2008 - vehicle missing and stalling, diagnostics done , replaced wire assembly and gasket valve cover, cleaned motorsept. 23, 2008- missing in engine and stalling,diagnostics done, replaced camshaft sensors and carb cleaner addedsept. 25, 2008 - missing and stalled would not start towed to shop.diagnostics done,drained fuel tank discovered peeling and slivers, replaced fuel pump, gaskets and wire assembly, fuel injectorsand replaced fuel tank.
The contact owns a 2001 ford f-550 sd. The contact stated that the vehicle failed to start. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who diagnosed that the failure occurred as a result of paint delaminating inside of the fuel tank. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure who did not offer any assistance. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileage was unknown.
I have been experiencing power failure, fuel starvation on my 2001 f550 diesel truck.i replaced the filters today at the onset of the incident, but just replaced them about a month ago with my mechanic.it runs fine on level ground, but at an incline it loses power and barely makes it up a hill.i removed the tank pump from the top of the tank and looked in to it with a flashlight.the lining of my tank is peeling off.after investigating online, i find this is a serious issue with ford.i cannot afford to repair this vehicle again. I run a small business, and rely on this only truck to support my family of 7 kids, wife and mother.i have put 3 transmissions in this vehicle in its 110,000 mile lifetime, and now this.
I have a 2001 ford f550 super duty flatbed towtruck, the trucks design is a combination from ford and international, which due to the faulty fuel tank delaminating and causing a financial lose of not only a days work, but also the need of having a two vehicles which while in tow stop traffic when all of a sudden the truck looses power and service engine soon light turns on. Cost over 1000.00 just in wrecker bills, and not to mention trashed the injectors, pump, and filter system and all the lines. Ford or international will not take any responsibility for a bad fuel tank recall. Truck is still down and seems that i will probably have to replace all parts mentioned at my cost.
The contact owns a ford f550. While driving approximately 70 mph the vehicle stalled without warning and was towed to an independent mechanic. The mechanic advised that the fuel tank would need to replace but the vehicle was not repaired. The contact stated that the part was not available because there was a high demand for the fuel tank. The approximate failure mileage was 130,000.
The contact owns a 2001 ford f-550 sd.the contact stated that the vehicle stalled without warning. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who diagnosed that the paint inside of the fuel tank was chipping and contaminating the fuel system. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure who did not offer any assistance. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileage was unknown.
I am having problems with my ford tank falling apart inside - have done my research and read about 100+ posts from other people with the same problem, no caused by the fuel, but by the tanks cheap design. Its going to cost thousands of dollars to fix - this is not fair - ford knows of this problem, and they should fix it!!!!!
We have 3 ford f550's that have gas tank leaks.
We own a landscape business in south jersey. We have 3 ford f550's and all 3 have leaks in their gas tanks. Im filing a complaint for each one. We would like this investigated, its a major safety hazard.[xxx]information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
The contact owns a 2001 ford f550.while driving approximately 55 mph on normal road conditions, the check engine warning indicator illuminated on the instrument panel.the indicator remained illuminated until the engine was turned off.the vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer and they stated that the failure was related to the computerized system.the vehicle was repaired.recently, there was corrosion in the fuel tank.the fuel tank was replaced and the vehicle is currently operating properly.the contact was concerned of the safety risk involved.the vin and mileages were unknown.
This being 2nd diesel ford truck that has had same issue....losing power , blowing smoke. On this 2001 , i have replaced numerous filters, drained tank to clean ,wire harnesses,fuel injectors only to replace motor within a month or so due to contamination to system also transmission was replaced before new motor which i feel could of been due tostrain on vehicle....needless to say the truck has started the same problem again.i have sank so much into it i'd never get my money out of itif sold.i feel that ford should be held responsible for this issue and all the money people have put out to correct the issues occurring, with hundreds of others. This issue is very dangerous when your trying to get home and it stalls out when driving due to loss of power.
We own a landscape const business and we have 3 ford f550's and all 3 have leaks in the gas tanks. This is a very large safety hazard and we would like this addressed.[xxx]information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
Fuel tank delamination leading to stalling and eventual replacement of tank at my cost.
We own a landscape business in south jersey. We have 3 ford f550's and all 3 have leaks in their gas tanks. Im filing a complaint for each one. We would like this investigated, its a major safety hazard.[xxx]information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
I have been experiencing power failure, fuel starvation on my 2001 f550 diesel truck.i replaced the filters today at the onset of the incident, but just replaced them about a month ago with my mechanic.it runs fine on level ground, but at an incline it loses power and barely makes it up a hill.i removed the tank pump from the top of the tank and looked in to it with a flashlight.the lining of my tank is peeling off.after investigating online, i find this is a serious issue with ford.i cannot afford to repair this vehicle again. I run a small business, and rely on this only truck to support my family of 7 kids, wife and mother.i have put 3 transmissions in this vehicle in its 110,000 mile lifetime, and now this.
This being 2nd diesel ford truck that has had same issue....losing power , blowing smoke. On this 2001 , i have replaced numerous filters, drained tank to clean ,wire harnesses,fuel injectors only to replace motor within a month or so due to contamination to system also transmission was replaced before new motor which i feel could of been due tostrain on vehicle....needless to say the truck has started the same problem again.i have sank so much into it i'd never get my money out of itif sold.i feel that ford should be held responsible for this issue and all the money people have put out to correct the issues occurring, with hundreds of others. This issue is very dangerous when your trying to get home and it stalls out when driving due to loss of power.
The f53 motorhome chassis has a severe vibration. Rv has been taken to three different heavy duty truck dealerships attempting to correct the vibration.the rear end has been replaced, 4 rear tires have been replaced, transmission has been shimmed, and tires balance several times. Vibration is still there.hands have a tendancy to tingle from the vibration and am afraid loss of control is possible.
When driving uphill vehicle was fine.as downgrading started, consumer noticed transmission had gone out without warning. There was no back pressure from lower gears.vehicle still at dealer at this time.
Seat belt will not stay latched while driving vehicle. Appears to be latched but when vehicle engages the slightest bump on the road the buckle releases. I know this will not hold in the event of a crash. Recall was performed in 2002, which was just an inspection at that time but replacement was not performed at that time.
Fabricated assembly that holds5th wheel has excessive wearness. It is woren out.
The f53 motorhome chassis has a severe vibration. Rv has been taken to three different heavy duty truck dealerships attempting to correct the vibration.the rear end has been replaced, 4 rear tires have been replaced, transmission has been shimmed, and tires balance several times. Vibration is still there.hands have a tendancy to tingle from the vibration and am afraid loss of control is possible.
Tires are cracked, wear bars were showing at 24,000 miles, one tire is egg shaped. (dot number: cu9rhmtj29tiresize: 225/70r19.)
Consumer states has had 3 blowouts due to defective tire valve stems.valve stems are leaking causing tires to deflate resulting in the blowouts.ts
Left rear outside dual tire had some tread separation.original equipment, 1,836 miles, mounted on a 2001, ford, f550. Tire size 225/70r19.5, consumer stated he was notified by the tire company or ford that there was a recall on the valve stemsuntil after the second blow out of the tire.
We received a recall notice to have our local dealer (towne ford) check the valve stems in our 2001 f-550. On january 23, 2002, the check was performed and we were told no replacements were necessary. On march 25, 2002, one of our three man crews was traveling on the freeway at 60-65 mph and experienced what they described as a blowout of the right front tire. They were able to pull safely to the side and call a local tire service company to have the tire serviced. When the technician arrived, he went straight to the valve stem and said heres your problem, we see this all the time with these big fords. When the crew arrived that evening to report the incident, i was on the phone right away to towne ford, believing that the recall had possibly been insufficiently addressed and that at a minimum, we should expect reimbursement from ford for the expense of the emergency service call. I was told to bring in the valve stem and original service invoice for reimbursement. Upon arriving at towne with our valve stem and service invoice in hand, we were told that there would be no reimbursement for this incident. After our objection, the service manager agreed to contact ford motor company and get back to us. Two days later we received word that ford motor company would provide 80% reimbursement and that they would need the valve stem and tire in question. I immediately called cumming henderson and was told that the tire had already been disposed of. At this point, and despite a call to townes customer service representative, ula, it became clear that towne was no longer interested in helping us. My call to the ford motor company customer relationship center was no more satisfying. We feel that a known safety issue was responsible for potential danger to three of our men and expensive down time. Having used ford motor company trucks in our business since 1970, and as current owners of eight ford trucks, we are very disappointed at the lack of support in this issue.
Valve stems have failed 3 times in past year.there was a recall on problem however ford has refused to inatall new valve stems due to the dangerous condition. I had metal stem installed at my cost.
Recall 01v046000 on valve stems done on 24 apr.2001. Dealer only inspected valve stems, did not replace. Then on 1 june 2001, while driving about 45 mphdriver's rear inside tire went flat due to faulty valve stem. No accident.
Manufacturers recall 01505. Stems of tires are defective, stems will not hold air inside oftires, and had two blowouts.good year rep. Recommended to replace valve stems and tires, there is no problems with blow out.* et
Ford recall # 05s28, speed control deactivation switch.have a motorhome under this recall.have been trying since september to get it fixed. Ford continues to put off availability of parts. It's is now in january. Time spent in the motorhome is nervous time, not knowing if fire will erupt at any time. What can be done?thanks
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