So far I know of 5 Ford Taurus' that are having these same issues. Why isn't there a recall? I loved these cars up to this point, which is why I have two of them. Now, for them both to go down at the same time? This is more than I can take. Ford should be held liable.
When I turn the keys to the off position, the car will not shut off. I can take the keys out and the car will still drive and idle just fine. I have to pop the hood and pull the ignition fuse and disconnect the battery to shut the car off. It's an automatic so I can't just stall it out. Anyone have any idea what could be wrong???
- fireatwill,
St. Petersburg, FL, US
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