Ford Excursion owners have reported 2 problems related to other fuel type engine turbo-charger (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Excursion based on all problems reported for the Excursion.
The hose from the turbo to the intake cooler will blow off and cause pressure loss. When towing a trailer on a hill the engine turbo system will produce high pressure and will blow the hose connecting the turbo to the intake cooler. The vehicle ends up without power, making the situation extremely dangerous to riders and other vehicles due to the radical deceleration, from 65mph to about 15mph while trying to pull to the side. The problem is a common issue to Ford owners with diesel engines 2004 and 2005, maybe others. Internet searched "Ford turbo hose blow off".
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When driving the vehicle stalls and also occasionally losses turbo power. Has stalled at stop signs and when pulling into parking spaces. At this time you lose brakes and steering, very dangerous!! when loses turbo, it takes about a minute or two for it to kick back on.
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