1995 Ford E-350 brakes problems

Filed Mar 16, 2018 · Brakes · 80,000 miles · IL

Tl* the contact owns a 1996 demon hornet rv on a 1995 ford e-350 chassis. While inspecting the vehicle, the contact noticed that both front rotors had fractured while being stored for the winter. The dealer was not contacted. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 80,000.

Filed Sep 13, 2006 · Brakes · 73,000 miles · CO

1995 e-350 motorhome the ABS system failed twice and was repaired both times. *kb the ABS was out of warranty. The consumer feels that the ABS should not have failed at such low mileage. The first ABS failed at 37000 miles. The second one failed at 73000 miles.

Filed Jul 22, 2002 · Brakes · TX

Brakes are leaking and rubbing against exhaust, could rub a hole. Consumer feels vehicle may not stop in a collision.

Filed May 6, 2002 · Brakes · NJ

Toms river schools vehicle maint. Dept maintains 17 ford e-350 mini school buses, 1995 and 1998 model years. This brake hose failure was due to a rusted portion of the hose assembly . The area that rusted away is the crimped connection which joins the rubber hose to the steel fitting end of the hose assembly. This rust is not visible while doing a routine inspection of the brake system because it is covered by a rubber sleeve!. Apparantly water/moisture is collecting under this rubber sleeve and corroding the steel crimped area of the fitting until there is no more of a secure connection of the rubber hose to the steel , then when the brakes are applied and the fluid is pressurized in the brake system the rubber hose will blow away from the steel fitting!...I believe this is a serious problem as it is sudden brake loss, multiplied by the fact that a routine prevetive maintenance check of the brake hoses does not reveal the rusted/faulty connection because of the rubber sleeve covering it.

Filed May 21, 2001 · Brakes · AZ

Front brake rotors were cracked. Dealer has advised consumer that 2 service bulletins were issued. Also, stated that ford corporation has advised that rotors were "defective".*ak ABS light illuminated. Consumer states vehicle does not tow a car.

Filed May 21, 2001 · Brakes · NY

Front brake rotors are cracked which was noticed during a state inspection. Also, ABS light will come on while vehicle is in operation and hits a bump. Please provide any additional information/attachments. *there is a technical service bulletin that has been issued for this defect.*ak

Filed Jan 31, 2001 · Brakes · MI

Abs would come on sporadically, brakes would lock up, slide on snow, have a rock hard pedal, and consumer would slide through stops, ABS sensor was replaced in 2001, however after one week, the light is back on with ABS not functioning, dealer can not find any problems.

Filed Jan 16, 2001 · Brakes, Transmission · PA

Abs light kept coming on. Took vehicle to dealer & mechanic could not locate cause of problem. Went home, and vehicle started vibrating when light came on again and brakes were applied. Took it back to dealer, and mechanic replaced some of parts on brake booster/universal joints/rotors and pads/master cylinder, and other parts. Problem still exist. A different mechanic did not know what caused problem. Informed owner to trade vehicle in.

Filed Nov 13, 2000 · Brakes · OR

Owner has a fleet of 22 1994-1995 vehicles that are starting to show a high rate of failures of the upper brake shoe anchor is breaking out of the backing plate, this causes the brake shoes to contact the outboard face of the brake drum, which can also cause damage to the wheel cylinder and cause brake failure.

Filed Sep 9, 2000 · Brakes · AZ

This vehicle developed cracks on both brake rotors thru to the fins. I have both in my possession. I have been in contact with ford motor co. And they deny any responsibility as my warranty had expired in may of 2000. I had a wobble in the steering wheel for sometime prior to may of 2000 but did not realize what it was. It became inceasingly worse, when I spoke with the local ford dealer they referred me to automotive & rv specialists as the dealer could not work on a large vehicle. The rotors were replaced with napa rotors as rv specialists owner mr. Dallas shark said ford was having problems with casting in their rotors and it would not make sense to replace with two more ford rotors. Ford has denied reinbursement for this reason. Mr shark stated that this was a serious safety issue as the rotors could have exploded at anytime leaving me with no braking capability at all. He will be happy to answer any questions on my behalf. He can be contacted at 520‑532‑0086 or 800 n. 16th st. Show low, az 85901. I have documention from the ford motor co. Available if needed in this investigation. Thank you