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1999 Ford F-350 fuel system complaints

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Filed Mar 7, 2001 · Fuel system · WV

Owner has dual fuel tanks. If front tank does not stay full gas from rear tank goes into front tank. Front tank receives gas from rear tank, and if gas cap is opened, fuel will spray out. Dealer has not seen vehicle.

Filed Feb 19, 2001 · Fuel system · FL

Fuel pump had been blowing fuses. Dealers contacted stated part (fuel pump) was on national back order with a 4 to 6 week delay. Fuel pump died completely at night while on an interstate highway in oklahoma. Ford then replaced the fuel pump the next day.

Filed Apr 10, 2000 · Fuel system · FL

The federal safety agency recall 99v311000 and manufacturer's recall 99s32/ fmvss 301- fuel system integrity. Parts were not available.

Filed Feb 29, 2000 · Fuel system, Transmission · IN

Fuel line worn, caused by rubbing against another fuel line, resulting in leakage.

Filed Feb 24, 2000 · Fuel system · PA

While traveling with friends and horses, at highway speeds(65) the fuel guage was showing a little over a quarter and the trip computer was still showing about 60 miles to empty. The truck sputtered and engine stalled. It was out of fuel. After trying to get ford roadside assistance - who said wait 5-6 hrs till morning and we'll get someone out, and aaa who doesn't transport fuel - only gas. The nc hp was contacted and then transported to truck stop and back to truck with fuel - then truck ran fine.

Filed Feb 23, 2000 · Fuel system · LA

Dealer refused to repair the federal safety agency recall 99v311000/manufacturer's recall 99s32 because of a fifth wheel on this vehicle. *ak

Filed Jan 20, 2000 · Fuel system · NH

Dealer claims cannot perform recall # 99s32 because bracket for fifth wheel interfers with recall.

Filed Jan 15, 2000 · Fuel system · CA

Engine died while traveling with wife and small children in truck on freeway. Following engine failure, brakes and steering became very difficult to manage while coasting off of freeway onto exit. Two of these instances occurred while driving on freeway within 2 months of each other. Engine began sputtering and then died completely within 10 seconds. The truck had to be towed to shamrock ford in dublin after each incident and no replacement vehicle was offered. After being fixed the 1st time there was a noticable lack of power and fuel consumption increased, leading to the second failure. I am very frustrated that the 40,000 dollar "dream truck" I purchased is a pile of unreliable junk. I bought a 5th wheel trailer to use with this truck and it is so unreliable that I am afraid to tow it anywhere. I will not allow my wife, who weighs 110 lbs, to take the kids anywhere for fear that she would not be able to control the vehicle if this occurred again. Do I have any recourse? Thank you, tony zwetsloot

Filed Dec 22, 1999 · Fuel system · UT · crash · fire

Ford dealer refuses to repair or replace problem for safety recall 99s32.

Filed Dec 14, 1999 · Fuel system · FL

Consumer not cover under recall due to VIN for the fuel tank vapor recovery valve (99v‑311).

Filed Dec 9, 1999 · Fuel system · OR

Air cleaner picks up dirt particules fromthe left front tire, and should be sucking air out of the radiator. Dealer was contacted, and stated that without a recall number they would do nothing about it.

Filed Sep 2, 1999 · Fuel system · GA

When driving the vehicle stalls and dies. The dealer has replaed two fuel pumps .

Filed Mar 24, 1999 · Engine, Fuel system · CO

1. The engine is starved of air when driven on snow and ice. Snow gets packed in the air cleaner box and freezes. The air intake is pulled from the wheel well. 2. Road debris and rocks load up the bottom of all doors. Weatherstripping is required.

Filed Feb 21, 1999 · Fuel system · NY

Fuel filter failure resulted in high pressure fuel leak that flooded the engine compartment with diesel fuel. Approximately 10 to 12 gallons pumped from tank at high pressure, and sprayed all over engine and engine compartment. Problem was not noticed after picking vehicle up from routine service. Noticed pungent odor which intensified as I was driving home. Dealer stated they did not service fuel filter. When vehicle was picked to be returned to the dealer, diesel fuel came spilling off the top of the engine. Diesel fuel has penetrated the ventilation system and got all over front suspension parts removing paint from these parts. Failure of fuel filter and resultant leak could have resulted in a fire, thank god it did not happen (note- fuel leak was occuring while I was driving home). Will be happy to discuss this issue via telephone to give more details.

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