I've placed 3 calls to Ford consumer relations, and received nothing, not even I'm very sorry, and no corespondence from them. What would have happened if she had been driving down the highway when the torsion bar failed. I have numerous concerns with the safety of the vehicle since my wife is the primary driver and transports our children ages 10 and 3. Dealer had to order another torsion bar and that was replaced on Feb. Asked the dealer since it was occuring mostly on the left side of the other vehicles, I was wondering if they were going to replace the left side on mine. I was told the parts were on national backorder, making me beleive that this was more than an isolated incident. Was told they had some f-150 pickups with the same problem, but on the left side. Had vehicle towed to dealership for repairs.

Right front torsion bar broke while vehicle was parked in garage. I doubt Ford would pay for this fuel pump failure it seems to be a common problem when you look on-line. After reading a great number of these complaints, the problem seems to point at and is clearly indicating it is the fuel pump!! we were very lucky that the vehicle didn't explode because the fuel pump wires have a tendency to melted on the fuel pump.

I will get the vehicle tested on to see what would have caused it. I tapped on the fuel tank, got the vehicle started and was able to drive me and my family all the way back home, but the vehicle was driving rough and no lights came on indicating I had a problem, before or after. I attempted restarted the vehicle and it could not get the vehicle to restart, luckily I work on vehicles myself and determined that the problem was a fuel pump issue. I was able to get the vehicle started and shortly after that, I was traveling down the highway again and while I was speeding up to about 55 mph the vehicle shut down again and I was barely able to get away from the traffic around me and get the vehicle pulled over to the side of the roadway. I was traveling down the highway and was coming up to a stop light and the vehicle died out.

2007 ford expedition fuel pump location