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12PACK
10-14-2009, 07:26 AM
"A Ford recall on their cruise control is taking place. The Ford cruise control recall is affecting 4.5 million Ford vehicles in the United States, and is making it one of the most massive recalls in the history of the Ford Company. The Ford cruise control recall is taking place because Ford Recalls Cruise Control; Ford Recall List Provided of a faulty switch within the cruise control that could prove to be a huge fire hazard within the affected vehicles."

"The vehicles most at risk on this current Ford recall are the 1995-2003 Windstars.....but make sure that you do the research yourself to make sure that your Ford vehicle isn't on one of the recall lists right now. Once you do discover if your Ford vehicle is on one of the lists you should take your vehicle into a dealer for a complimentary installation of a fused wiring harness that will remove the risk of fires. The recall will begin starting on October 26th.


"The New Ford Recall List: Windstars 1995-2003, Excursion Diesels 2000-2003, F-Super Duty Diesels 1993-2003 (excluding 1998), Econolines 1992-2003, Explorers 1995-2002, Mercury Mountaineers 1995-2002, Rangers 1995-1997, and 2001-2003 F35 Motor homes 1994"

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2283407/ford_recalls_cruise_control_ford_recall.html?cat=3

95Cummins
10-14-2009, 05:45 PM
'bout time. I've seen a few of these catch on fire because of this.

Aweik02
10-14-2009, 07:00 PM
Four and a half million vehicles!!!!:eek::nutkick::wtf2::TqT::exactly:

HRSEPWR
10-14-2009, 08:41 PM
Four and a half million vehicles!!!!:eek::nutkick::wtf2::TqT::exactly:

That's pretty scary! I'd like to know why there is no recall for death wobble! :eek:

12PACK
10-14-2009, 08:54 PM
That's pretty scary! I'd like to know why there is no recall for death wobble! :eek:

From http://www.usautoinjurylaw.com/cases/fires/ford-windstar.htm "The Ford Speed Control Deactivation Switch, also known as a "brake pressure switch," costs about $21. The switch shuts off the cruise control when the driver firmly steps on the brakes. The switch is located under the hood of the vehicle and is attached to the brake master cylinder on one end and wired to the cruise control on the other. This position places it above flammable reservoirs of brake fluid.

Do you think it would cost more than $21 to fix the death wobble? :exactly:

Remember the three basic human emotions: greed, lust and greed. :professor:

Strokin7.3
12-24-2009, 06:07 PM
Just took my 2000 F-350 in for this recall. Ive had the truck for 6 months and its the second recall I've had so far! I can only imagine how many recalls they had in the last 9 years its been out there!

1JP
12-24-2009, 07:57 PM
That's pretty scary!
That's pretty awesome, 4.5 million sales :HoleShotHolset: