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3.6

definitely annoying
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
35,750 miles

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2009 Ford F-250 miscellaneous problems

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2009 Ford F-250 Owner Comments

problem #4

Feb 012022

F-250

  • miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

Motor gaskets leak oils and cracked and the other one is that when driving the truck it begins to shake aggressively and dangerously to where you can lose control

- Porterville , CA, USA

problem #3

Jul 022021

F-250

  • miles
Vehicle shakes violently at highway speeds. Suspected "death wobble."

- Yakima, WA, USA

problem #2

May 052020

F-250

  • 55,000 miles
When putting fuel into the car, it was cut off as if it is full, and nowhere near being a full tank.

- Carmi, IL, USA

problem #1

Sep 032019

F-250

  • 88,000 miles
While driving on a highway at 65-70 miles per hour, if your front tires hit a small bump, especially on curves, the pickup front end wil go into an uncontollable wobble and you must immediately hit your brakes to get it to come to an almost dead stop before it will quit. You can end up in the other lane or cause the person following you to rearend you or end up in the ditch. So far, we have been lucky when this has happened as we live in a farming area and not heavily populated but are afraid to haul cattle to sale with this pickup which is what we need it for. This started around at around 88,000 miles on speedometer. We have reseached this and talled to others and found it is called the "death wobble".

- Carnegie, OK, USA

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