Warnings Problems of Ford F-250

The failure of the apim has completely disabled the rearview backup camera, which is a federally mandated safety feature (fmvss no. 111). Operating a heavy-duty F-250 without a functional backup camera creates a significant blind-spot hazard and an immediate safety risk to pedestrians and property. King Ford has confirmed the failure. Service director jamie churchwell has acknowledged the damage as "consequential damage" resulting directly from the attempted software update for safety recall 22s35. It is currently being reviewed by the Ford district parts and service manager (as reported by the dealer) for a "related damage" warranty claim . The vehicle’s screen and backup camera were functioning perfectly prior to the recall service. The failure occurred at the dealership during the application of the manufacturer’s recall software update.

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Back up camera will show a black screen about 1-2 times a month. Have to turn the truck off and restart to get the camera to work again.

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This recall is not being fixed in a timely manner. Manufacturer recall number 24s66 NHTSA recall number 24v806.

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The back up camera and detection system glitches out when the weather is hot outside. When the cameras goes from working to not working or giving glitching screen effects it really affects the safety of being able to see what’s behind you while backing up. I’ve had no system alerts on this issue it just has a mind of its own. There is a recall out for this issue but I was told it was a VIN specific issue and that’s not the case. There is a clearly a problem with the software that’s affecting my same year model.

My reverse camera (the bed camera) quits working at random times. Sometimes it works fine. Other times it shows nothing but a white static looking screen and sometimes the button just doesn’t respond at all when I try to select the bed camera option.

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The rearview camera is so cloudy you can barely see what's behind you.

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The back up camera only works part of the time. It does not work every time.

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The "death wobble" occurred for the second time on December 6th, while traveling on interstate 10 w, about 12 miles west of pensacola, FL. I had just passed over a bridge connection when the violent shaking of the front end started. I had previously had this issue in 2018 on highway 45 south, about 15 miles south of meridian, ms, and returned the vehicle to the dealer and it was supposedly repaired while still under warranty. At present the mileage is not quite 24,000. Fortunately I do not do a lot of highway travel as this appears to be a current unaddressed problem with the Ford f250 superduty and the f350. This is a very unsafe condition. I feel fortunate that I was able to get the vehicle under control and stopped.

Backup camera is only displaying blue screen when in reverse. Symptoms consistent with other 2015 f250s currently under recall, yet my VIN is not included for some reason. Issue was reported to Ford, but they refused to checkout the problem or fix it.

Driving 70 mph on interstate i40, on a straight section of road, I crossed a bridge when the steering wheel began to violently rotate side to side shaking the truck (death wobble). The steering wheel bruised my right hand and stretched my elbow ligaments. Luckily the two tractor trailers beside me and the one behind me saw my 4 way lights and backed off. Showing down to 45 mph ended this issue. The front suspension it's responsible for this issue.

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