1987 FORD F-250 PROBLEMS

1987 FORD F-250 PROBLEMS

Model Trims

F-250 5.0 V8 Windsor (185 Hp)

F-250 5.0 V8 Windsor (185 Hp) 4x4

F-250 5.0 V8 Windsor (185 Hp) 4x4 Automatic

F-250 5.0 V8 Windsor (185 Hp) Automatic

F-250 5.8 V8 Windsor (210 Hp)

F-250 5.8 V8 Windsor (210 Hp) 4x4

F-250 5.8 V8 Windsor (210 Hp) 4x4 Automatic

F-250 5.8 V8 Windsor (210 Hp) Automatic

F-250 4.9 300 Six (145 Hp)

F-250 4.9 300 Six (145 Hp) 4x4

1987 FORD F-250 PROBLEMS

Malfunction Modules

Complaints and Common Faults

  • 1. Fire incidents:

    • Fire from the base of the steering column going up the column
    • Electrical short in the ignition switch causing vehicle fire
    • Vehicle burst into flames while locked and not driven for weeks
    • Electrical system fire from unspecified fuel leakage
    • Multiple vehicle fires related to electrical short and ignition switch issues

  • 2. Brake issues:

    • ABS rear brake overheating causing loss of effectiveness with trailer
    • Loss of brake effectiveness due to ABS failure and overheating of fluid
    • Brake failure due to overheating fluid damaging components
    • Vacuum pump malfunction causing brake failure
    • Extended stopping distance due to brakes fading out

  • 3. Tire issues:

    • Bridgestone tire tread separation causing bumper, tailpipe, and fender damage
    • Tire belt separating leading to bumper, tailpipe, and fender damage
    • Blowout with loud bang causing extended stopping distance and road hazard
    • Right rear tire tread separated at 65mph without warning

  • 4. Clutch issues:

    • Clutch assembly/bell housing cracked
    • Clutch problems leading to hazardous driving situation
    • Clutch failure and impact on driving

  • 5. Other issues:

    • Fan broke with a piece flying through the hood of the vehicle
    • Drive train design flaws causing transfer case and front axle failures
    • Version of the F250 pickup trucks experiencing fuel line failures and leaks
    • Seat broken off tracks after rear impact at 50mph
    • Steering column overheating and malfunction causing potential fire hazard
    • Electrical system fire from wiring harness short
    • Mechanical failures leading to engine blowing up and windshield cracking
    • Cruise control and starter malfunctions causing safety concerns
    • Various issues with ignition system, brakes, and tires leading to multiple safety incidents and concerns

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