Suspension Problems of Mercury Villager

This is my second Villager, the first was a 1993 and now own a 2001. The base structure where the rack and pinion gets bolted-in cracks, while the alignment and whole rack & pinion has shifted. The crack occurred when I was turning onto a ramp to merge onto the freeway.

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The front of the vehicle experienced a sever vibration.

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Vehicle wonders and shakes at highway speeds.

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While driving at any speed and when making turns either to left or right, vehicle will make noise inf ront and rear, like getting hit.

Vehicle vibrates uncontrollably at speeds of 70mph and higher. Dealer has not been able to determine the cause or correct the problem. The cause for the vehicle's vibration was found to be transmission. The transmission fluid and screen was replaced.

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This vehicle has a very bad shake that is felt all through the vehicle and causes the steering to be difficult with it pulling back and forth. The dealer has reported that ll the vans of this make on his lot have this similar problem, however in contacting Ford they do not recognize this problem and feel that it is a severe shaking seat only. The van is dangerous to drive at highway speed of 75 as it pulls back and forth. We tried to tell them and so far we have been told that it is not a safety issue and pick up our van from the dealer as they have no fix. We know that it is not safe. We want Ford to fix this problem.

When the vehicle reached 50-60 miles mph the vehicle violently vibrated.

While vehicle is being driven between 50-70 mph extreme vibration occurs, causing loss of vehicle control. Dealer states that this is a normal characteristic of vehicle. Please give any further details.