Gasoline Fuel System Problems of Ford Crown Victoria

Ford Crown Victoria owners have reported 10 problems related to gasoline fuel system (under the gasoline fuel system category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Crown Victoria based on all problems reported for the Crown Victoria.

1 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 2009 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 05/01/2023

The contact owns a 2009 Ford Crown Victoria. The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, there was an abnormally loud sound coming from underneath the vehicle. Upon inspection, it was discovered that the fuel tank straps had fractured, causing the fuel tank to become detach and drag on the ground. The fuel tank was temporarily reattached, and the vehicle was driven home. The contact later discovered that fuel had leaked from the fuel tank. The cause of the failure was not yet determined. The local dealer and manufacturer were notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 164,000.

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2 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 1992 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 10/06/2013

Car kept accelerating after I let off. I had to stand on the brakes to make it stop. The front wheels locked up but the car kept moving. Using 250-280 pounds of pressure on the brake pedal I finally stopped without incident. The incident can be viewed at youtube. It is titled ram cam episode 5. It is the last part of the video.

3 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 2009 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 04/02/2012

Charleston county sheriff's office marked patrol car. Driver lost control at high speed. Slid across the median. Spun 180 degrees was struck in the rear by oncoming vehicle. Continued to skid across the road and struck the guard rail with the front of the vehicle. Vehicle caught fire at the rear and burned.

4 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 1996 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 10/24/2011

I purchase my vehicle on October 24th, 2011 from a private party who said, "the coolant leak", but the vehicle over heated when I drove it home less than 3 miles away the hood of my car was smoking. After taking it to a local mechanic with my friend who drove his car to ensure my safety, my car began to over heat after driving it for 10 minutes! I was so frantic that I thought I was going to burned up in the car. The mechanic told me the next day it was the intake manifold and inform me that this may be a recall and to check with the Ford corporation and I did called Ford corporation and found out this vehicle had control cruise harness and a intake manifold recall id is 01m02, the dealership for camelback Ford in phoenix, mr. Chad mcdowell offer this recall number but his employee kevin offer to help me fix the both problems, then later on negated. I feel a recall of any vehicle should never be expired base on these issues of safety and regardless of a settlement that may have been reached, there are millions of people who need to have their vehicle repair to make it at least a whole again as much as possible and avoid a possible injury or death. I found the recall of this intake manifold offering consumer up to $ 750 to repair the car without any receipts? what about the people who purchase the vehicle afterwards, is that fair. Now my concern is that I am smelling gasoline when I am driving and I believed it may have something to do with the gas line or the sensor, and I hate putting more money into the vehicle. I fear that the mechanic will tell me its going to be a costly matter and it's never going to stop with this car and I just want to get rid of it or have it repair as it should of been by the dealership but the Ford company would not approve it.

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5 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 2009 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 07/05/2011

Vehicle stopped running. Would not restart.

6 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 2007 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 09/15/2010

Ford crown vic police interceptor,2007: on two previous occasions, upon depressing brake pedal at stop sign, engine would seem to begin to race; however, after stop I would immediately let off brake to go on through stop sign and engine was normal on acceleration. To-day as I left my parking space I approached an automatic gate to pass through and depressed brake pedal to wait for gate to open and engine began to race to the point that I was unable to hold vehicle back and turned off ignition to avoid hitting gate. A large amount of black smoke resulted from racing engine. After engine shut-down, I shifted to park, started engine and had normal idle. I depressed brake to shift into drive and proceeded through gate in normal manner. The only common system that I am aware of (other than possible electrical/computer) to the fuel control is the vacuum system associated with the brake vacuum booster and whatever vacuum may affect the fuel feed. The foot pedal was definitely in an idle position. I am certain that this engine racing problem is initiated by my applying brakes.

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7 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 2004 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 02/04/2009

Lights go off when driving,happened at least 4 times,the last time I wound up running off the road because there were no street lights in that area. There is a very dangerous condition and could result in injuries and possible death.

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8 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 1996 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 03/26/2001

The arizona dept public safety & phoenix police dept are reporting high occurences of fires associated with rear-end collision of the Crown Victoria vehicles, as the police officer had just begun to accelerate from a stop light, his vehicle was struck from behind and burst into flames, the officer suffered severe burns, authorities suspect possible fuel system related.

9 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 1999 Ford Crown Victoria

Failure Date: 01/01/1901

Ltr fwd from consumer re defective automatic fuel cut off switch for a 1999 Ford Crown Victoria. The fuel cut off switch would cut off every 10,000 to 12,000 miles for no reason. The consuemr was traveling on the highway when this occured and luckily no accident occured.

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10 Gasoline Fuel System problem of the 1999 Ford Crown Victoria

Consumer stated that the vehicle was rated at 28 mpg but it never got better than 21 mpg while driving with cruise control on during a trip.


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