Suspension Related Problems of the 1996 Ford E-350

Table 1 shows three common suspension related problems of the 1996 Ford E-350. The number one most common problem is related to the front suspension shock absorber (two problems). The second most common problem is related to the front suspension (two problems).

Table 1. Suspension related problems of Ford E-350


Recently reported Suspension problems of the 1996 Ford E-350

The Front Suspension Shock Absorber problem

While driving at 45/55 mph right front tire went out of round, and the left front tire started showing signs of fatigue. When this occurred front shocks failed, and the hydraulic fluid spilled onto the catalytic converter. This resulted in severe frontal vehicle damage.   Read details...

The Front Suspension problem

As we were enroute to disney world with 2 adults and 2 children in the motorhome, we noticed a vibration that grew in intensity as we approached datona beach late in the afternoon. Within 5 miles of first noticing the vibration, we pulled off interstate 95 and I looked at all of the tires.   Read details...

The Rear Suspension Leaf Spring Leaf problem

The vehicle rear suspension springs are becoming undone because they do not meet the requirements to hold the total gross weight of vehicle, causing the vehicle to sag and lose control. Could cause an accident.   Read details...


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