FORD F-650 PROBLEMS

FORD F-650 PROBLEMS

The Ford F-650 is an ultra-heavy-duty truck that is built to handle the most challenging work tasks with exceptional towing and payload capacities. Designed for commercial and industrial use, the F-650 is equipped with powerful engine options, including diesel engines, that deliver impressive performance and capability. Its rugged construction, sturdy chassis, and advanced features make it a reliable and durable truck for heavy hauling and towing needs. The F-650 features a spacious cabin with modern technology and safety features for driver comfort and convenience. Whether used for construction, towing, or heavy-duty work, the Ford F-650 is a versatile and dependable truck that excels in performance and functionality.

  • Total models

    Worst Year

    2001

  • Total models

    Worst Module

    Transmission

FORD F-650 PROBLEMS

Issues by Year

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Malfunction Modules

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Best and Worst Years

  • Best Choice 2012 F-650

    2012 F-650

    Car owners are faced with the first problems after 7 years of operation

    Total Complaints:

    1 issues

  • Worst Choice 2001 F-650

    2001 F-650

    Car owners are faced with the first problems after 8400 miles.

    Total Complaints:

    13 issues

Complaints and Common Faults

  • 1. Engine Issues:

    • Engine stalling and power loss at various speeds due to failures like the ABS control module and engine knock sensor.
    • Fluid leaks from the master cylinder leading to acceleration issues and simultaneous fluid release.
    • Stainless steel diesel lines causing severe diesel exhaust odor inside cabin.

  • 2. Transmission and Clutch Issues:

    • Clutch failures, including clutch pedal sticking to the floor, clutch master cylinder failures, and continuous issues with defective clutch components.
    • Transmission failures and issues with gears not shifting properly.
    • Transmission slipping, failed flexibility, and outright transmission failures observed frequently without heavy loads.

  • 3. Fuel System Problems:

    • Repeated replacements of the fuel pump and fuel system lift pump due to contaminations and internal corrosion.
    • Issues with the fuel tank delamination leading to contamination of fuel filters and injectors, resulting in engine failure.

  • 4. Cooling System Issues:

    • Cooling system failures, including inadequate cooling leading to frequent radiator replacements and overheating problems.

  • 5. Brakes and Steering Issues:

    • Hydraulic brake issues like the brake pedal becoming hard and the brake system requiring frequent repairs.
    • Power steering failures resulting in loss of vehicle control.

  • 6. Structural and Miscellaneous Issues:

    • Problems with frame and structural integrity, including frame rail separations and chassis cracking.
    • Front tires wearing unevenly, attributed to defective axles and steering component failures.
    • Regular mechanical failures such as driveshaft breaking, faulty aluminum parts, and improperly tested castings leading to component failures.

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