5.3

fairly significant
Typical Repair Cost:
$1,370
Average Mileage:
150,000 miles
Total Complaints:
3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. replaced the entire rear end assembly (2 reports)
  2. the differential was rebuilt (1 reports)
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problem #3

Jan 012008

F-150 XLT 302

  • Automatic transmission
  • 150,000 miles

Ok this is the second rear that has failed on me. In January of 2007 my 1989 f-250, 100,000 miles. the rear had a gear break apart and fly through the rear cover, lost fluid and seized up. now i have a 1995 f-150 with another bad rear, this time the exiter ring is worn down and my speedometer is not working, which in turn means the transmission is not shifting properly, its gotten so bad that its now slamming into and out of gear. i dont know ho0w much more i can take from ford. they need to solve this problem with their rears. they make awesome trucks but they need to fix these problems.

- Jerry H., Cape May, NJ, US

problem #2

Aug 142007

(reported on)

F-150 Eddie Bauer 351

  • Automatic transmission
  • 100,000 miles

If this was the only Ford differential to fail, I would accept it, however, Ford has a history with me. My 1989 F150 differential failed at 100000 miles. My 1995 F150 differential failed at 100000 miles and again at 200000 miles. Now my 2004 F150 has also failed at 100000 miles. Even the most ardent Ford fan should see a pattern here.

- Ken S., Berrien Center, MI, US

problem #1

Aug 142007

(reported on)

F-150 Eddie Bauer 351

  • Automatic transmission
  • 200,000 miles

Ford is developing a history with me. My 1989 F150 differential failed at 100000 miles. My 1995 F150 differential failed again at 100000 miles and again at 200000 miles. Now my 2004 F150 differential has failed at 100000 miles. Even the most ardent Ford fan should see a problem here.

- Ken S., Berrien Center, MI, US