1990 Ford F-350 problems

Filed Jul 15, 2005 · Fuel system · 44,470 miles · CA

Dt: the cross over of the fuel improperly overfills the second tank, spilling fuel out of vehicle. There were 2 safety recalls of this item. But ford was saying that one recall was taken care of by a previous owner. The second recall expired, and ford will not fix this problem. Ford has been contacted by the customer and the repair facility. Ford was still not willing to help. This has been a problem for a couple of months. The customer was having it repaired at his own expense. If there was a safety issue on this problem it should be taken care off by dealer no matter how many times it comes up.*ak

Filed Aug 27, 2004 · Fuel system · 180,000 miles · GA

Vehicle was taken to dealer for recall repairs about 5 years ago. Vehicle had duel gas tanks. The recall was issued because one tank would pump gas into the other tank, and when it was full it would spill over, creating a fire hazard. After recall repairs were done the problem recurred. Consumer felt that the proper work for the recall was insufficiently done because of what was happening currently.

Filed Jul 11, 2003 · Tires · 1,500 miles · NV

While traveling, the consumer heard a loud popping noise. The consumer pulled over and saw the right front tire tread separated from the wheel. Firestone steeltex, lt 265/75r16. *ak *scc

Filed Feb 7, 2002 · Fuel system · FL

I am speaking on behalf of the owner, I am ted schore of ocala,fl pineywoods automotive 352‑629‑6727 the customer had the truck towed in because of a no start (battery was bad) and after the repair and running noticed a fuel smell and large fuel leak from the bell housing area. The leak was from the fuel return line from the pressure regulator to the connection to the line from the tank, approx 12 inches long and metal. The pinch weld above the bell housing rubbed the line through. I check for service bulletins and recalls and found a recall number 94s80, I called the local ford dealer to arrange towing and for the recall to be performed and was told the recall had already been done by bay harbor ford in englewood florida. I called the 1-800 number given to me by the local dealer (dearborn?) and was told the it had indeed been done but they were not going to do anything about it now, I informed them that although they show it being done that it was not they pretty much said it was not fords problem and the customer would have to pay to have it repaired. Well my problem is this. The bay harbor ford has been paid to perform the recall but it has not been done. The old line was metal where the new recall was for a plastic line, the kit also had a vinyl trim piece to cover the pinch weld that rubbed the line in the first place. The kit number from ford was f4tz-9j332-a I was told it was on national back order but the parts man was able to get it through another ford dealer. I just wanted to inform you of this because it was a real fire danger and unsafe to drive. Ford"s attitude was just plain wrong. I would think that the dearborn office would have paid to have the truck towed to the nearest dealer, inspected, made note of the recall not being done, performed the recall and go after bay harbor ford, but in so many words I was told tough. I think I saved them from a big lawsuit as the customer hauls horses. Big dollar horses.

Filed Feb 1, 2002 · Fuel system · WA

There has been multiple recall notices for the ford f-series dual fuel tank design flaw. When both tanks on my truck are filled to capacity, one tank will empty its contents into the other full fuel tank and will spray out fuel on to the road and other vehicles posing a great fire hazard. Each time I have taken my truck in to have the recall performed on my truck by the local dealer (mccullom ford in spokane wa) they have returned my truck without fixing the problem. They have indicated that they have performed fords recommended fix and that it has not solved the problem. This is a ford motor co. Design flaw. I would like more information on how I can have this unsafe condition addressed. Thank you.

Filed Oct 15, 2001 · Engine · OH · fire

While driving emergency spare tire underneath vehicle caught on fire. Fire was caused by exhaust pipe being too close. Manufacturer notified. Feel free to provide any further information.

Filed Feb 20, 2001 · Fuel system · UT

93 v 125 000/fuel tank assembly: vehicle experienced a portion of unused fuel from one tank to be returned to second tank. When this occurred second tank exceeded, causing fuel spillages. Spilled fuel could result in a fire when exposed to a source of ignition. Dealer notified, and informed consumer that VIN showed that recall repairs were done on this vehicle. But problem has reoccurred, and dealer refused to help in this matter. Please feel free to provide any further details on this matter:

Filed Nov 21, 2000 · Tires · AZ

This particular tire exploded @ about 60 MPH on my truck .I had a 5th wheel trailer on behind at the time . It caused 1150.00 dollars damage to the truck. This is the 7th or eighth tire of the same brand &type that I had go bad. The others had the belts come loose and start viberating. I would take them back to a sears store and they would give me an adjustment and charge me 75% of a new tire and put the same type back on. I would question them about the safty of the tire & they would just shake their heads. The first two tires were bought in farmington nm. On the28th of july 1998.the last two were bought the 19 of oct.1999 . Two more were removed the 6th of sept. 2000 but were replaced with different type . Iwas told the quit making it in my size. I still have three in my posession . One is blown and they want me to send it to pirelli for evauation. Sears wants to pass the buck to pirelli . It is my contention the tires are diffenetly dangerous to the public. I was very lucky to have been able to bring my truck under control . I might add that these tires that have lost their belts have been on all for corners of the truck when they went bad. Thank you for your time.*ak (dot number: chor524 tiresize: 235 85 r16)

Filed Nov 15, 2000 · Engine, Fuel system · KY

Consumer was traveling 60 MPH & vehicle stalled. Rear fuel tank spilled gas all over highway. When vehicle was being towed to ford dealer fuel tank fell off. Shield that guards the tank dropped & gas lines were disconnected.

Filed Apr 13, 2000 · Electrical · AK

Back of the fuse box melted, and consumer lost electrical power.