2014 Ford Police Interceptor Utilit Recalls

“When calibrated co detector was placed in motor vehicle interior levels were at 43 ppm continuous when idling or moving. This caused operator to become sick and lethargic.”

“There are exhaust fumes entering the cabin. It occurs when the vehicle is standing with the engine idling. The fumes are drawn in thru the heater/ac vents. I can smell this at the passenger side of the hood were it meets the cowl. I have put a co detector in front of the ac vent and gotten…”

“Condition started after tire rotation and alignment. While in motion at 30 mph or higher the vehicle exhibits uncommanded steering and delayed response to commanded streering inputs. While turning the steering wheel in a high speed turn the steering wheel angle and the angle of the wheels do not…”

“At 33,000 miles, while driving (vehicle in motion) after finishing a turn steering stays in the direction steered and does not automatically straighten out and is very difficult to manually correct the direction of the vehicle. This problem happens at any time.”

“During a more than 1 hour drive on a trip, I was exposed to carbon monoxide levels that led to me being rushed to the emergency room via ambulance suffering from shortness of breath, chest pain, and nearly passing out at the wheel. At the time I was told by ford that my interceptor utility was not…”

“Reporting exhaust smell inside cabin when vehicle is at idle after remote start and ac does not run. Smell is also noticeable during highway operation with ac in recirculate, vehicle as built is not equipped with rear ac. During street operation smell is not present if ac is in fresh air mode, but…”

“Co2 from exhaust entering into vehicles driver and passenger compartment. Complaint from driver that it is making him sick.”

“Issue happens when vehicle is either parked or moving. Stearing becomes very difficult. Feels like there is no power steering asistance. Hard to turn wheel in any direction right or left. Also while driving (vehicle in motion) after finishing a turn steering stays in the direction steered and does…”