Brake Disc Rotor Problems of Ford Aerostar

Ford Aerostar owners have reported 6 problems related to brake disc rotor (under the service brakes category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.

1 Brake Disc Rotor problem of the 1996 Ford Aerostar

Failure Date: 08/16/2002

Brake rotors are wearing, and when the consumer applies the brakes, the vehicle will jerk and become hard for the consumer to control. The dealer was notified. The consumer states that this is a result of warped front brake disc. (Ford won't pay).

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2 Brake Disc Rotor problem of the 1997 Ford Aerostar

Failure Date: 01/16/2002

Right front spindle and knuckle assembly malfunctioned. Dealer has been notified. Right front spindle/knuckle assembly was replaced. Right front rotor, inner and outer wheel bearings and seal were all replaced.

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3 Brake Disc Rotor problem of the 1996 Ford Aerostar

Failure Date: 01/01/1998

While driving, vehicle will jerk forward. This is caused by front rotors warping extremely. Dealer contacted. The brake pads are barely worn. Consumer was advised by Ford that the warranty had expired and there was nothing they could do. Consumer feels the rotors warped prematurely.

4 Brake Disc Rotor problem of the 1996 Ford Aerostar

Failure Date: 08/08/1996

Vehicle's rotors keep warping, and the brakes failed when trying to stop the vehicle, causing the vehicle to hit another vehicle.

5 Brake Disc Rotor problem of the 1996 Ford Aerostar

When applying the brakes there is a vibration present due to warped rotors. Dealer has turned rotors twice, and the problem still exists.

6 Brake Disc Rotor problem of the 1996 Ford Aerostar

Brakes failed twice within 30,000 miles. First time at 12,000 ,causing the rotors to crack on the front brakes, resulting in reduction of brake effectiveness. Dealer has been notified.




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