10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
4 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 1
Average Mileage:
161,993 miles

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problem #5

Sep 142012

Crown Victoria 8-cyl

  • 77,118 miles
Catastrophic failure of the steering column; column separating and total failure imminent.

- Rockville, MD, USA

problem #4

Sep 122012

Crown Victoria 8-cyl

  • 103,565 miles
Catastrophic failure of the steering column; the steering column retaining ring failed. Binding of the lower and middle universal joints and believe it is heat related? steering shaft not traveling on a true axis and a result is the retaining ring is being worn and eventually wears out.

- Rockville, MD, USA

problem #3

Sep 112012

Crown Victoria 8-cyl

  • 130,725 miles
Catastrophic failure of the steering column; the steering column retaining ring failed. Binding of lower and middle universal joints and believe it is heat related. Steering shaft not traveling on a true axis and a result is the retaining ring is being worn and eventually wears out.

- Rockville, MD, USA

problem #2

Sep 052012

Crown Victoria 8-cyl

  • 76,672 miles
Catastrophic failure of the steering column; the steering column retaining ring failed. Binding of lower and middle universal joints and believe it is heat related. Steering shaft not traveling on a true axis and a result is the retaining ring is being worn and eventually wears out.

- Rockville, MD, USA

problem #1

Jul 092012

Crown Victoria 8-cyl

  • 74,718 miles
Catastrophic failure of the steering column; the steering column retaining ring failed. Binding of lower and middle universal joints and believe it is heat related. Steering shaft not traveling on a true axis and a result is the retaining ring is being worn and eventually wears out.

- Rockville, MD, USA