Sway Bar Problems of Ford F-150

The contact owns a 2005 Ford F-150. While shifting into reverse, the front driver side and rear lower control arm fractured. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the passenger side lower control arm and the sway bar links needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 167,050.

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Front end bounces and is extremely noisy even at low speeds. Mechanics replaced sway bar and there was no noticeable correction of the problem.

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My truck is a 2004 Ford f150 fx4, the suspension on the front is bad. I bought it with 65,000 miles and it was bad. I have had to replace it after nearly hitting a semi head-on after hitting a bump and it about bounced me off of the road. This has been an ongoing problem that I couldn't figure out at first. I have called Ford corporate office with no return phone call. After looking on the internet at the forums about this truck and year, I determined that this is common. I don't know if Ford knows but they should. It has cost me over $850 to get the sway bar bushings replaced, tie rod ends, upper and lower control arm and shocks. I drive alot a miles in a year.

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The contact owns a 1998 Ford f150. While driving the contact heard a noise at the vehicle front end. When he examined the vehicle he noticed the front suspension sway bar was missing eight bushings. The contact repaired the vehicle. The failure and the current mileage were 42,000.

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Consumer replaced tires five times before it was discovered there were two pieces missing from the sway bar. Consumer stated that dealer for vehicle could not find the defects. However , the Dodge dealer found the defect.

Sway bar linkage broke twice, causing loss of vehicle control. Please give any further details.

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