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Old 08-02-2011, 07:53 PM
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HA-HA.
instead of F150 shouldnt it be a P150 (PINTO 150) must be what weas causing the airbags to blow earlier this year. Gas tank falls out you run over it causing the air bag to deploy trapping you in truck for the BBQ!!!
ferd quality is job dud!!

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Old 08-02-2011, 07:55 PM
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I feel a thread move or lock down coming. LOLOL

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Old 08-02-2011, 08:20 PM
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HA-HA.
instead of F150 shouldnt it be a P150 (PINTO 150) must be what weas causing the airbags to blow earlier this year. Gas tank falls out you run over it causing the air bag to deploy trapping you in truck for the BBQ!!!
ferd quality is job dud!!
Any company that manufactures anything has "issues" from time to time. To me the real test of a company's quality worth is how they deal with those issues.

Our TL has had about 4 issues with the air bag systems, Acura has services/replaced everyone of them on their dime. The last one was at about 140,000 miles.

I brought it in once and asked them to look at the tranny, slight mis-shift between 2 and 3. They replaced the tranny on their dime claiming that Acura extended the warranty to 108K for the trannies, I rolled in with 107,250. They even gave me a new MDX as a loaner.

Top notch in my book. I'd by another simply based on the service.

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Old 08-02-2011, 08:38 PM
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I had a 91 ranger that had the straps rot out. I noticed the plastic tank hanging down one very cold winter day, the tank was held up by two rachet straps until spring. lol.

How many of the northerners here crawl under there truck when its 5 outside and wash the fuel tank straps off??? Yeah right!! lol.

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Old 08-02-2011, 09:10 PM
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I feel a thread move or lock down coming. LOLOL
Yep, Big Man, but you know what? I don't really care one way or the other. Hope you are well.

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Old 08-02-2011, 09:22 PM
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Coming from the land of salt and calcium cloride it rusts everything, you can paint it, plate it it does not matter, all it takes is a few rock chips and it all starts. All the car washes up here have under car wash selections which helps. It cost more so some do not use. But once it gets going there is not anything that stops it. esp the calcium cloride.
I was at a demo derby last week and there were a few cars there that looked like they had been acid dipped and left out in the weather for a while. Turns out they ran a winter derby in feb where calcium cloride had been put on the track to melt the snow and ice. Most of the paint was gone and the bodys were badly rusted in just the time from feb to now.
Ford could do a little better job on paint and metal thickness on pans and udder carriage parts etc, and design, but GM is not with out thier rust issues either, I have owned both for 30 years. My 2 cents.

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Old 08-02-2011, 09:25 PM
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Here are recent Ford recalls from Mr. Vaught's source.



• Ford Aerostar Recalls
• Ford Aspire Recalls
• Ford Bronco Recalls
• Ford Contour Recalls
• Ford Country Sedan Recalls
• Ford Country Squire Recalls
• Ford Crown Victoria Recalls
• Ford Custom Recalls
• Ford Custom 500 Recalls
• Ford E-100 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-150 Recalls
• Ford E-150 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-200 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-250 Recalls
• Ford E-250 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-300 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-350 Recalls
• Ford E-350 Econoline Recalls
• Ford Econoline Recalls
• Ford Edge Recalls
• Ford Escape Recalls
• Ford Escort Recalls
• Ford Excursion Recalls
• Ford EXP Recalls
• Ford Expedition Recalls
• Ford Explorer Recalls
• Ford Explorer Sport Recalls
• Ford Explorer Sport Trac Recalls
• Ford F-100 Recalls
• Ford F-100 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-150 Recalls
• Ford F-150 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-250 Recalls
• Ford F-250 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-350 Recalls
• Ford F-350 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-450 Recalls
• Ford F-550 Recalls
• Ford Fairlane Recalls
• Ford Fairmont Recalls
• Ford Falcon Recalls
• Ford Festiva Recalls
• Ford Fiesta Recalls
• Ford Five Hundred Recalls
• Ford Focus Recalls
• Ford Freestar Recalls
• Ford Freestyle Recalls
• Ford Fusion Recalls
• Ford Galaxie 500 Recalls
• Ford Granada Recalls
• Ford GT Recalls
• Ford LTD Recalls
• Ford LTD II Recalls
• Ford M-450 Recalls
• Ford Maverick Recalls
• Ford Mustang Recalls
• Ford Mustang II Recalls
• Ford P-100 Recalls
• Ford Pinto Recalls
• Ford Probe Recalls
• Ford Ranchero Recalls
• Ford Ranch Wagon Recalls
• Ford Ranger Recalls
• Ford Taurus Recalls
• Ford Tempo Recalls
• Ford Thunderbird Recalls
• Ford Torino Recalls
• Ford Transit Connect Recalls
• Ford Windstar Recalls



I didn't know the Ranch Wagon was recalled!

Wood grain rot?

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Old 08-02-2011, 09:32 PM
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Here are recent Ford recalls from Mr. Vaught's source.



• Ford Aerostar Recalls
• Ford Aspire Recalls
• Ford Bronco Recalls
• Ford Contour Recalls
• Ford Country Sedan Recalls
• Ford Country Squire Recalls
• Ford Crown Victoria Recalls
• Ford Custom Recalls
• Ford Custom 500 Recalls
• Ford E-100 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-150 Recalls
• Ford E-150 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-200 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-250 Recalls
• Ford E-250 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-300 Econoline Recalls
• Ford E-350 Recalls
• Ford E-350 Econoline Recalls
• Ford Econoline Recalls
• Ford Edge Recalls
• Ford Escape Recalls
• Ford Escort Recalls
• Ford Excursion Recalls
• Ford EXP Recalls
• Ford Expedition Recalls
• Ford Explorer Recalls
• Ford Explorer Sport Recalls
• Ford Explorer Sport Trac Recalls
• Ford F-100 Recalls
• Ford F-100 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-150 Recalls
• Ford F-150 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-250 Recalls
• Ford F-250 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-350 Recalls
• Ford F-350 Pickup Recalls
• Ford F-450 Recalls
• Ford F-550 Recalls
• Ford Fairlane Recalls
• Ford Fairmont Recalls
• Ford Falcon Recalls
• Ford Festiva Recalls
• Ford Fiesta Recalls
• Ford Five Hundred Recalls
• Ford Focus Recalls
• Ford Freestar Recalls
• Ford Freestyle Recalls
• Ford Fusion Recalls
• Ford Galaxie 500 Recalls
• Ford Granada Recalls
• Ford GT Recalls
• Ford LTD Recalls
• Ford LTD II Recalls
• Ford M-450 Recalls
• Ford Maverick Recalls
• Ford Mustang Recalls
• Ford Mustang II Recalls
• Ford P-100 Recalls
• Ford Pinto Recalls
• Ford Probe Recalls
• Ford Ranchero Recalls
• Ford Ranch Wagon Recalls
• Ford Ranger Recalls
• Ford Taurus Recalls
• Ford Tempo Recalls
• Ford Thunderbird Recalls
• Ford Torino Recalls
• Ford Transit Connect Recalls
• Ford Windstar Recalls



I didn't know the Ranch Wagon was recalled!

Wood grain rot?
SO THERE, Stick out tongue, put thumbs in your ears, wave your fingers and say NA NA NA NA BOO BOO.

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Old 08-02-2011, 09:53 PM
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now they call a recall we've been replacing them all along at njdot. the salt kills them. also where i grew up it was common for our beloved gtos fuel tanks to fall out because of rust.

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Old 08-02-2011, 10:05 PM
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In 30+ years of fixing car bodies, I've seen rust on every make. Certain cars are prone to rust in specific areas, window channels, wheel openings, etc. But I have to say I have never seen gas tank straps rust away.
One advantage of living in the southern states.

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Old 08-03-2011, 07:00 AM
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Yep, Big Man, but you know what? I don't really care one way or the other. Hope you are well.

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So, you popped back in, but refuse to answer the question...

What is "recent" to you Tom?

You did say the list you posted was for "RECENT" recalls.

It appears you don't care one way or the other about posting truthfully.

Have a nice day...

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