Steering Related Problems of the 1997 Ford Crown Victoria

Table 1 shows seven common steering related problems of the 1997 Ford Crown Victoria. The number one most common problem is related to the steering (two problems). The second most common problem is related to the steering wheel (two problems).


Recently reported Steering problems of the 1997 Ford Crown Victoria

The Steering problem

The three bolts holding the steering gear box to the frame failed due to corrosion allowing the unit to become separated from the frame leading to a loss of steering control.   Read details...

The Steering Wheel problem

The ignition key can be removed from the steering column ignition switch when the switch is not in the off position: this is the same type defect that was found in the Ford taurus (NHTSA campaign id number: 85v172000)   Read details...

The Hydraulic Power Assist Steering System problem

Consumer states that the steering wheel is overly sensitive in normal driving condition, may cause an accident, since it has so much power assit it makes changing lanes or other steering condition hazardous.   Read details...


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