Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
LATCHES/LOCKS/LINKAGES - DOORS - LATCH
12-2-1302/23/201210044117Ford: some vehicles may exhibit a condition where one or more rear doors are difficult to lock or unlock using the door lock rod. this may be due to dust buildup in the door latch. also included model f150 model years 2009-2011. *js05/14/2012

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
LATCHES/LOCKS/LINKAGES
05/31/2011
 We received a recall notice on the door latches on our 2010 ford f150. we called the dealer and was told they have not found anything wrong, to ignore the notice. why bother to deal with recalls, when the dealer tells the consumer to ignore. we asked for a letter from the dealer in the event of a problem. 2010 ford f150. dealer-ron carter, alvin, tx. have there been any accidents involving this recall?
02/02/20108601
 The hood release latch on my 2010 ford f-150 truck in on the sidewall near the floor on the cab. i have had the vehicle for about a month and it appears that my left foot released the hood release latch and allowed the hood to open while i was driving. this is a very dangerous place to put the hood release latch. it apparently snagged on my shoe and was pulled back as i exited the vehicle and i was not aware of it and there are no warning light to make the driver aware of this potential problem that the hood is in the unlatched condition. on my previous ford trucks, the hood release latch was mounted at the lower edge of the dash board and was out of the way of accidentally being released. *tr
LATCHES/LOCKS/LINKAGES - DOORS - LATCH
07/04/2010105/01/2010
 2010 ford f-150. consumer states defective part in door lock makes it easy for criminals to break into vehicle *tgw the consumer stated the lock cylinder housing was made of plastic not metal. *jb
LATCHES/LOCKS/LINKAGES - TAILGATE - LATCH
01/01/2012510/29/2010
 2010 ford f-150. consumer writes in regards to a complaint with vehicle dealership . *smd the consumer stated in january 2012, he started to hear an incessant high pitched squeaking noise coming from the rear driver's side of the vehicle. the dealer informed the consumer the squeaking noise was coming from the tailgate latch assembly on the driver's side. the dealer stated they lubricated both sides and was road tested and the noise was gone. the service rep, then gave the consumer a tube of silicone that was used primarily for brake components and informed the consumer, if the noise returned, lubricate the tailgate latch. for awhile, there was no noise coming from the vehicle. approximately two weeks later, the noise had returned. the consumer went to another dealer, to have the vehicle inspected. the dealer informed the consumer, that the previous dealer provided him with the wrong type of lubricant and the dealer reassured him the problem had been resolved. however, two months later, the noise had returned again. the consumer returned to the dealer again, where they chose to lubricate the tailgate latch assembly for the third time. the consumer stated he had other issues with the vehicle that were corrected, such as the right rear shock, the transmission slip yoke, a loose fuel door and a rattling noise in the driver's side door panel.