Ford Excursion owners have reported 2 problems related to steering gear box shaft pitman (under the steering 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.
While backing the vehicle I felt a pop and then there was no steering control. I looked under the vehicle and found that the tie rod connection to the pitman arm had snapped.
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While driving to a book store, a steering input was made to avoid a tractor in the
road. At this point the vehicle became completely uncontrollable, unresponsive to
any and all further inputs. The vehicle departed the road crossing a median, two
northbound lanes of traffic, up a bank and rolled at least 2 times before stopping. Inspection of the steering linkage indicated failure of the steering box shaft where the control arm attaches to the steering box. This failure may have occurred during the initial steering input. Additionally, the control arm was bent toward the rear of the vehicle, possibly indicating it had been dragged for most if not all of the mishap.
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| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Steering problems | |
| Steering Tie Rod Assembly problems | |
| Hydraulic Power Assist Steering System problems | |
| Steering Gear Box Shaft Pitman problems | |
| Steering Wheel problems | |
| Steering Is Tight problems | |
| Power Steering Pump problems | |
| Steering Noise problems | |
| Steering Column problems | |
| Steering Linkages problems |