2004 FORD F-350 Complaints

DT: THE CONTACT STATES 2004 F-350 6.0 DIESEL TRUCK HAS LOW OIL PRESSURE. A VERY SHORT TIME AFTER BUYING THE CAR IT STARTED HAVING LOW POWER AND SHUT DOWN. ALSO, HEAD GASKET FAILURE. THIS WAS THE FIFTH TIME THAT VEHICLE SHUT DOWN ON THE HIGHWAY OR ON CURVES IN A MOUNTAIN ROAD WITHIN 6 MONTHS. THE DEALER TOLD HIM THE PROBLEM WAS FIXED, BUT IT KEPT HAPPENING. THE DEALERS REPLACED THE FUEL INJECTORS, BUT MORE OF THEM GO OUT. *AK

DT: THE CONSUMER OWNS A 2004 FORD F350 SUPER DUTY. SHE STATED WHILE TRYING TO GET INTO THE TRUCK THE PASSENGER SIDE RUNNING BOARD FELL OFF OF THE VEHICLE CAUSING HER TO FALL AND GET HURT. THE DRIVERS SIDE RUNNING BOARD FELL OFF ABOUT THREE WEEKS AND KNOW ONE WAS HURT AS A RESULT TO THAT ONE. *JB *SC

2004 F350. OWNED TRUCK FOR 13 MONTHS, THE TRUCK HAS BEEN IN THE SHOP NUMEROUS TIMES. IT SURGES WHILE DRIVING AND ALSO GOES DEAD WHILE DRIVING. RECALL WORK WAS DONE AND DID NOT FIX THE PROBLEM. *NM

DT: THE VEHICLE STALLED UNDER DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES. AND INTERMITTENTLY. HAD PROBLEMS WITH THE FRONT END, 4-WHEEL DRIVE, FUEL INJECTOR, AND DRIVER'S SIDE FRONT SPRING HAS BROKEN,. LATER THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT CAME ON. CONSUMER TOOK THE VEHICLE TO THE DEALERSHIP MANY TIMES. CONSUMER RECEIVED MANUFACTURER'S RECALL CONCERNING THE STALLING ISSUE. CONSUMER TOOK VEHICLE TO A DEALER TO BE REPAIRED, BUT PROBLEM RECURRED. BEFORE THE RECALL THE CONSUMER WAS UNSURE OF WHAT THE DEALERSHIP DID TO TRY TO FIX THE VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE WAS COVERED UNDER AN EXTENDED WARRANTY. CONTACTED THE MANUFACTURER, THEY TOLD HIM TO CONTACT THE DEALER. VEHICLE WAS INVOLVED IN TWO NEAR ACCIDENTS. ONE OF THESE ACCIDENTS CAUSED THE VEHICLE TO GO INTO A DITCH. *AK

DT: 2004 FORD F350. THE VEHICLE TOOK OFF ON IT OWN AND QUIT. THE DEALERSHIP HAD THE VEHICLE FOR THREE WEEKS. THEY CALLED THE CONSUMER, AND TOLD HIM TO COME AND PICK UP VEHICLE BECAUSE THE RECALL HAS BEEN CANCELLED, THE REMEDY WILL NOT RECTIFY THE PROBLEM. CONSUMER CONTACTED FORD, THEY SENT AN ENGINEER TO THE DEALERSHIP, WHO COULD NOT FIND WHAT WAS WRONG WITH THE VEHICLE. HE WAS THE SECOND OWNER FOR THIS VEHICLE. FORD GAVE THE FIRST OWNER A NEW VEHICLE AND RESOLD THE DEFECTIVE TRUCK. THE CONSUMER STATED NONE OF THE RECALLS WERE HONORED. THERE WAS NO WARNING WHEN THE VEHICLE WAS NOT GOING TO WORK PROPERLY. THE VEHICLE LOST POWER AND BLACK SMOKE CAME OUT OF THE TAIL PIPE. THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT STATED THERE WAS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE COMPUTER, AND THEY COULD NOT FIX IT. THE DEALERSHIP KNEW THE VEHICLE WAS NOT FIXED, AND THEY CONTINUED TO PUT IT BACK ON THE ROAD.

DT: CONTACT STATED THERE HAS BEEN TWO RECALLS THAT HAVE BEEN SERVICED. BUT THE CONSUMER WAS STILL HAVING STALLING PROBLEMS. THE SERVICE DEALER INSPECTED THE FUEL INJECTOR CONTROL MODULE HARNESS AND REPLACED THE INJECTOR CONTROL PRESSURE SENSOR AND REP THE AIR CHARGING COOLER DUCT. MOST OF THE TIME THE VEHICLE STALLED WAS WHEN THE VEHICLE IS FIRST TAKING OFF, IT LOADED UP WITH SMOKE COMING OUT OF THE EXHAUST PIPE. THIS VEHICLE DID NOT STALL EVERY TIME THE CONSUMER DROVE THE VEHICLE. CONSUMER DID NOT WANT TO CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER, HE WOULD NOT GET ANY RESOLUTION FROM THE MANUFACTURER. *AK

DT: CONSUMER STATED 2004 FORD F350 SUPER DUTY WAS HAVING ELECTRICAL SURGE PROBLEMS. CONSUMER WAS COMPLAINING TO DEALERSHIP THAT VEHICLE HAD SURGE PROBLEMS FOR THE PAST YEAR AND A HALF. THE DEALER SAID THAT THEY COULD NOT DUPLICATE THE PROBLEM. DEALER DID UPDATED THE COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND THE TRUCK RAN SOME WHAT BETTER AFTER THAT. THE PROBLEM CAME BACK AFTER A WEEK, AND WENT BACK TO HAVING COMPUTER SURGES. THE TRUCK WAS IN THE DEALERSHIP FOR REPAIRS ON THIS ISSUE FIVE TIMES. SAME RESULT, THE TRUCK WOULD WORK FOR A LITTLE WHILE, THEN BACK TO THE SAME SURGING PROBLEMS WHICH HAVE BEEN INTERMITTENT. THE MANUFACTURER HAS BEEN CONTACTED 5 TO 6 TIMES. FORD HAS NOT HELPED IN RESOLVING THIS ISSUE. THE LEMON LAW HAS BEEN LOOKED INTO BY THE CONSUMER. THE LEMON LAW WAS DENIED BY THE STATE. CONSUMER HAD ASKED FORD TO INVESTIGATE THIS PROBLEM. FORD SAID THAT THEY HAD NO RECALLS OR ANYTHING ELSE ON THE TRUCK. AS OF JULY 27, THE TRUCK STALLED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. THE TRUCK HAD TO SIT FOR AROUND 15 MINUTES BEFORE IT WOULD START OWNER COULD ACTUALLY DRIVE IT. THE TRUCK RAN YESTERDAY FOR 3 MILES AND STARTED STALLING AGAIN, TWICE YESTERDAY, 7-29-2005. THE OWNER PARKED THE TRUCK AND CALLED A TOW TRUCK TO COME AND GET IT. THE OWNER RECEIVED NHTSA RECALL 05V270000 ON 7-27-2005 AND NHTSA 05V270000 ON THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. *AK

DT: THE CONSUMER EXPERIENCED THREE BLOWS OUT IN SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. THE FIRST BLOW OUT OCCURRED ON THE PASSENGER SIDE. THE SECOND OCCURRED ON THE PASSENGER REAR TIRE AND 50 MILES LATER THE OTHER ONE ON THE DRIVERS SIDE REAR BLEW OUT. *JB

DT: UNDER ACCELERATION BETWEEN 25 AND 45 MPH THE VEHICLE LOSES POWER. THERE IS HESITATION WHEN VEHICLE ACCELERATES. IT IS AS THOUGH IT BOGS DOWN AND CAN NOT GAIN ANY SPEED. ALSO, A LARGE AMOUNT OF BLACK SMOKE WAS EXPELLED FROM THE EXHAUST. WHEN THIS OCCURS THE TRUCK COMES TO CRAWL IN MIDDLE OF TRAFFIC, AND HAPPENS MOSTLY IN STOP AND GO TRAFFIC, AS WELL AS ON INTERSTATE. TOOK VEHICLE TO A DEALER 4 TIMES FOR THIS PROBLEM WITHIN 28,000 MILES. DEALERSHIP COULD NOT FIND ANYTHING WRONG, BUT DID TROUBLE SHOOTING REPAIRS TO THE COMPUTER, AND THEN REPLACED THE TURBO. DEALER ADMITTED THEY DID NOT KNOW HOW TO FIX OR DIAGNOSE THIS PROBLEM. CONSUMER HAS NOT CONTACTED THE MANUFACTURER AT THIS TIME. NO OTHER REPAIRS WERE DONE OR ISSUES OUTSIDE OF THIS PROBEKM OCCURRED. *AK

2004 FORD F350 DEVELOPED PROBLEMS WITH THE ENGINE.***NO ANSWER REQUIRED***. *MR THE VEHICLE WOULD RUN ROUGH. THE STARTER BURNED OUT CAUSING THE VEHICLE NOT TO START. THE VEHICLE HAD MULTIPLE FUEL SYSTEM PROBLEMS. THE REAR WINDOW LATCH ASSEMBLY BROKE. THE STEERING DAMPNER CHAFED. THE LONG DRAG LINK WAS REPLACED BECAUSE IT WAS WEAK. STEERING STABILIZER WAS INSTALLED BECAUSE IT WASN'T INSTALLED AT FACTORY. *NM