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hey guys that link does not work any longer..... what was the recall and on what years? my dad has a new ford :)

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hey guys that link does not work any longer..... what was the recall and on what years? my dad has a new ford :thumbs:

 

It only applies to the 1995-2004 Useless Bags of Wind. (Windstar) the Rear Axles are prone to rusting, cracking, and breaking.

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Here's a pic of the current definition of FORD QUALITY!

 

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Because a van that stopped being made in 2004 is current. If this pans out, GM could be in far more hot water.

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Here's a pic of the current definition of FORD QUALITY!

 

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Because a van that stopped being made in 2004 is current.

 

 

Ford...in it's current state...cuts corners.

 

Old Ford/New Ford = Same thing.

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It's sad someone had to die but alot of people who own these old sh*tboxes are going to cash in!

My brother inlaw has a 00 Windstar thats not even worth $200 and Ford sent him a recall,he took it to the dealer and the axel had a hair line crack.Ford Canada is buying most of them back,they gave him $3000 and an Edge to drive around in until he gets his check in the mail. My brother in law said his dealer had 9 sitting out back that Ford bought back off the owners all in poor shape.

 

Im almost tempted to go out a buy an old Windstar for a couple of hundred bucks and take it in for recall!

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