Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - COOLING SYSTEM - FAN
0620310020703Engine cooling fan inoperative - engine overheating - poor a/c performance. *kb12/28/2006
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE
AS-2176903/01/201110039053Ford: if there is an intermittent lack of power, surge, or hesitation while driving the brakes will override acceleration. *rm07/06/2011
AS-2176903/01/201110039053Ready07/06/2011
TSB-08-18-206/01/200910029205Ford/mercury/lincoln: vehicles may exhibit one or more of the following symptoms: drive away hesitation, loss of rpm on deceleration, difficulty starting, and/or idle rpm less than desired. the f53 motorhome chassis is included. *06/26/2009
0721210/01/200710023943Some 1997-2008 vehicles equipped with a 4.6l 2v, 5.4l 2v, or 6.8l 2v engine--spark plug thread repair procedure--not covered under new vehicle limited warranty. *nj this includes f-53 motorhome chassis. updated 2/23/10. *pe02/20/2008
0722611/01/200710023864Malfunction indicator lamp (mil) on--diagnostic trouble code (dtc) p2106 and p061b--police interceptor built before 10/19/2007. *nj02/08/2008
06251210022298Reduction in power at wide open throttle. *kb07/25/2007
079510021902Engine overheating-poor a/c performance. *kb06/25/2007
1929908/01/200610021060Engine cooling fan (8c607) inoperative. *kb02/27/2007

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
06/19/201181243
 This is another of an on going acceleration issue when depressing the foot brake. in this instance i had just backed out of a parking space in a shopping center and drove maybe 200' and had just about rolled to a stop sign for ga highway 212 and very slightly depressed the brake pedal to come to a complete stop. as soon as i started pressing the brake pedal, the engine picked up rpm and i immediately moved foot from brake pedal. end of acceleration. by this time vehicle had already rolled to a complete stop. i did not, as ford seems to think, have my foot on both the gas and brake. the very light pressure i had applied would have my foot three to four inches away from the top of the gas pedal. yes, i had my foot on the brake. i had to remove my foot from the gas to get to the brake. this is a vehicle malfunction. not operator error. i am unable to determine a failed component.....fuel? brake? electrical? i don't have a clue.