engine problem
9.0
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
$3,375.00
Average Mileage:
69,900 miles
Number of complaints:
2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
- replace engine (1 reports)
Helpful Websites About 1999 Ford Explorer engine failure
2003Sep 10
(reported on)Explorer Sport
- 50,800 miles
1999 FORD EXPLORER SPORT
RECALL PART CAMCHAIN TENSIOR
I have never had a MAJOR problem with this car until FORD replaced a RECALL PART call the CAMCHAIN TENSIOR.
I TOOK THE CAR TO ANOTHER WELL KNOWN COMPANY. I WAS TOLD TO TAKE IT BACK TO FORD. BECAUSE IT WAS A RECALL PART AND THEY SHOULD FIX IT.
GUEST WHAT, I TOOK IT BACK TO FORD AND THEY TOLD ME I NEEDED TO PURCHASE A NEW MOTOR FOR $4,400.00
OF COURSE I FLIPPED OUT. I SAID I TOOK CARE OF THIS CAR LIKE IT WAS MY CHILD, IT ONLY HAS 50,000 MILES ON THE MOTOR.
THEN I SAID," WHAT YOU ARE SAYING TO ME IN SO MANY WORDS.. THAT FORD IS SELLING CARS WITH MOTORS THAT GO ONLY TO 50,000 MILES."
FORD'S CORPORATE OFFICE WAS A JOKE. I GOT NOWHERE.
IF YOU HEAR A RATTLING , CLANKING NOISE, TAKE YOUR CAR IN A.S.A.P. BEFORE YOUR CHEAP 12 MONTH RECALL WARRANTY RUNS OUT.
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
2007Mar 15
(reported on)Explorer Sport V6
I'm not sure why it's ok to sell vehicles with engines that can't even make it for 10 years. Thanks Ford! Never again will I buy one!
Kelly M.
Harrisburg, PA, USA
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