Accelerator Pedal Problems of Ford Crown Victoria

Contact stated while starting the vehicle it revved. When placing the vehicle into drive it did this almost causing an accident. The service dealer did some repairs to the vehicle, but it did not remedy the problem. At first it would do this when the vehicle was cold, but the service dealer replaced an iac valve. Currrently it does it when the vehicle is hot or cold.

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,2003 Ford, Crown Victoria. Consumer states that when she starts the vehicle it is fine, but as soon as she takes foot off of the accelerator the engine cuts off. This happened three times, and has taken the vehicle to the service department twice ,and they couldn't find anything wrong with the vehicle.

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While engaging in reverse the vehicle accelerated at 90 mph. The tires were screeching and smoking. As a result, the vehicle collided into three other vehicle and a pedestrian. A child was injured. (pinned between the vehicle and his father's vehicle) the consumer stepped on the accelerator to back out of the parking space, but the vehicle did not move. The consumer then stepped on the brake and gently on the accelerator again, and the vehicle raced away backwards at a extremely fast speed. The consumer stepped on the brakes with all her strength, but the vehicle would not stop.

While applying the accelerator pedal vehicle suddenly accelerated. Consumer was not able to maintain control of the vehicle, and crashed into a tree. Driver sustained first degree burns, and was taken to a hospital. Both airbags deployed. Vehicle was towed to a dealer for inspection. But dealer was unable to determine the cause of the problem.

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On 10/31/03, the accelerator on a 1996 Ford Crown Victoria stuck causing a property damage accident which was reported to the police. The vehicle was being driven by my daughter. The vehicle exhibited the same problem when my son was driving it on 11/25/03. My son had to put the vehicle in neutral as the brakes would not stop with the brakes applied or stop accelerating. This is an extremely dangerous condition.

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Intermittently, while driving the vehicle between 30-40 mph, the vehicle begins to accelerate to a high speed. The accelerator pedal actually leaves the driver's foot on it's own. The condition stops when the driver applies the brake. The dealer is not aware of this condition.

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The brake pedal and gas pedal were designed too close together, which caused the consumer to press the accelerator instead of the brake pedal.

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