

I also sent him with the pack of fuses incase it happened again. I didn't have access to the dealership parts department to get a relocation kit however I did replace the fuse and everything was fine again. In any case, I thought of PowerStroker in this instance, figured he must have seen this before and if so - what his thoughts were. Some are saying it could be the module under the tire, some say (myself included) that a wearing pump could be contributing to it, others are saying (myself included) that the gauge of the connection for this type of circuit may be too small to transfer the heat. I only say this because this seems to be a well known issue with this particular year and model of F150 I have no doubts that a bigger surface and connector area of a maxi fuse would have prevented this problem. Of course the pump could be drawing more amps at it's age of just 220+k miles, and one would have thought a maxi fuse would have been used on such a circuit, however given the fact it is the fuel pump, it's possible they were just being abundantly cautious. Reading up on the issue I gather that Fords has made a fuse relocation kit for this in the instance it melts all the way down and the contacts are missing.įrom my years of experience, I would imagine the load of this circuit (fuel pump) is such that the heat and such relative small size of these newer maxi fuses and their contacts, that over time it just melts them away from the heat. Upon replacing fuse #27 in the engine compartment fuse box (just above the radiator) the truck runs fine now.

Come to find out fuse number #27 was burn up, looked like prolonged exposure to heat. If you own one of the vehicles listed above and have further questions, you're encouraged to call Ford Customer Service at 80 or Lincoln Customer Service at 80.Had customer get towed in today on a no-start 2010 F150 4X4 with the 5.4 liter engine. On the other hand, if metallic contamination is found, the fuel injection pump, fuel injectors, and fuel filter will be replaced, and the fuel system will be cleaned and flushed at no charge. Ford says that dealers will inspect those vehicles, and if no metallic contamination is found, they will replace just the fuel injection pump and associated parts. The recall is limited to 2015-16 Ford Transit 3.2-liter diesel vehicles built at Ford's Kansas City Assembly Plant between Jand April 14, 2016. If it stalls while the Transit is in motion, there's no way to restart the vehicle, which would increase the risk of a crash. Ford says that metallic contamination may cause the pump to fail, and as with recall #1 above, that could result in the engine not starting or possibly stalling.

This recall is limited to vehicles equipped with 3.2-liter diesel engines and stems from a problem with the fuel injection pump.

UNITS AFFECTED: 2,013 in the U.S., 457 in Canada That, in turn, could increase the risk of injury to passengers-though Ford notes that it hasn't learned of any injuries linked to the problem.įord says that the fix involves updating the power window system software.
FORD FUEL PUMP MODULE RECALL SOFTWARE
Ford says that those vehicles may have been equipped with software that causes the power windows to close with too much force. The Escape recall is limited to vehicles built at Ford's Louisville Assembly Plant between Octoand May 12, 2016. UNITS AFFECTED: 17,985 in the U.S., 5,157 in Canada
FORD FUEL PUMP MODULE RECALL FREE
READ: More people are dying in car accidents, but why?įord says that dealers will inspect and replace the fuel pump control module, free of charge. 2013-15 Ford Police Interceptor built at Ford's Chicago Assembly between Septemand May 31, 2015.2013-15 Lincoln MKT built at Ford's Oakville Assembly between Septemand May 29, 2015.2013-15 Lincoln MKS built at Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant between Augand May 31, 2015.2013-15 Ford Flex built at Ford's Oakville Assembly between Septemand May 29, 2015.2013-15 Ford Taurus built at Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant between Augand May 31, 2015.(In the Interceptor's case, all engine configurations are affected.) The recall is further limited by dates of manufacture: With the exception of the Ford Police Interceptor, this recall is limited to vehicles equipped with 3.5-liter turbocharged, direct-injection engines. Thankfully, Ford says that it's receive no reports of accidents or injuries linked to the problem. CHECK OUT: Updated 2017 Nissan Pathfinder priced at $30,890
