Battery Problems of Ford Excursion

1. The blinkers and four way stopped working. 2. Under the hood there were two burst out sets of wires near the break fluid. The wires are connected to a previously recalled part. 3. The vehicle's battery was disconnected and it is now at the dealership.

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The contact owns a 2004 Ford Excursion. After the vehicle had been parked for eight hours, the contact smelled something burning when it was restarted. He noticed smoke coming from the engine compartment and the vehicle burst into flames two minutes later. The fire burned through the air conditioner hose and erupted. The eruption also extinguished the fire. The contact is a mechanic and he inspected the vehicle. He was able to start the vehicle and drove to the dealer. The dealer stated that the failure was caused by a loose wire. The manufacturer stated that the VIN was not included in NHTSA campaign id number 04v327000 (electrical system:battery) for the 2003 models. The current and failure mileages were 56,880. Updated 03-04-08 the consumer believed the problem he experienced was related to the recall. Updated.

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2000 Ford Excursion - v10 1st - all powerlocks malfunctioned and had to replace motors at own expense 2nd - battery drain within one week - causes dead battery. Have put three batteries in vehicle and Ford can't figure it out. 3rd - front beeping noise intermittently - can't find it, don't know where it is.

All guages went full tilt, abs light came on, loss of power to electrical systems, vehicle was towed twice for same problem. Once vehicle turned off would not start just clicking. Dealer replaced battery twice.

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