1997 Ford Grand Marquis problems

Filed Sep 7, 2004 · Brakes · ND

The brakes pedal went to the floor when they were applied. The vehicle continued to accelerated in speed. The consumer was able to maintain control of the vehicle and pulled over. The consumer noticed liquid leaking from underneath the vehicle onto the ground. The mechanic informed the driver that the hydraulic rear brake line needed replacement due to corrosion. Please fill in additional information.

Filed Jun 4, 2004 · Body · 72,000 miles · VA

When the brakes were applied, the vehicle pulled to the right. The vehicle was taken to sears and the technician determined that front passenger side frame broke and could not fix it. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, who indicated it would cost the consumer $3862 to repair it. *ak there was a clunking noise that had come from the right front wheel area when braking and going over bumps. *sc

Filed Apr 23, 2004 · Engine · 53,000 miles · FL

While driving vehicle overheated due to intake manifold failure. Coolant leaked into the engine. Dealer notified.

Filed Dec 10, 2003 · Engine · 86,000 miles · NY

While driving, the temperature gauge was very high because the intake manifold failed. This caused the coolant to go inside the engine. The vehicle was towed to an independent shop. The mechanic replaced the intake manifold. The vehicle overheated in traffic. This was a known problem. *scc

Filed Oct 1, 2003 · Engine · 80,779 miles · SC

When driving at various speeds, the intake manifold cracked, which caused coolant to leak out.*ak

Filed Jul 22, 2003 · Engine · 66,025 miles · WI

Consumer states there is a coolant smell coming into the cab . Also heavy smoke comiing from under the vehicle. Dealer states there is a hairline crack on the intake manifold.

Filed Jul 17, 2003 · Engine · AZ

Consumer called complaining about having problems with the intake manifold gasket. Manifacturer was not contacted at the time of this call.

Filed Jun 4, 2003 · Engine · FL

1997 mercury grand marquis cracked intake manifold. *mr the vehicle stalled in heavy traffic almost hitting an 18 wheeler and ford denied responsibility. The water pump was replaced but the steam continued to escape and the problem was diagnosed as a cracked manifold. The consumer was told that this was a well known problem for ford because they have used plastic intake for some time and the vehicles were subject to higher temperatures and would stop in traffic with no warning. *scc

Filed May 22, 2003 · Engine · FL

While driving, the vehicle overheated. The intake manifold was replaced.

Filed Apr 29, 2003 · Electrical · AZ

The vehicle experienced problems with it's turn signals as well as other electrical components.