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Ford Expedition
• Engine problems
• Spark plug blow-out
• Torque converter
• Transfer case
• Transmission
• Gas cap leaks
• Spontaneous combustion
• Premature rust
• Speedometer
• Window track
• Spare tire hazard
• Windshield seals
• Rear view mirrors
• Cracks in the floor
• Miscellaneous

Jon of Auburn, GA (7/4/00):
When the 1999 Expedition was new we noticed a noise when the window goes up and down. We took it back to have it fixed. They said it was a faulty window track and replaced it. We now have 39,000 miles on the truck and the window track has been replaced 3 times and is still making the noise on both sides. The dealer says that it's becouse Ford used plastic parts instead of metal and everybody is having that problem.

We have the oil changed every 3000 miles and every time I take it in we try to get the window fixed. If there is no way they can fix it I would like another one. My dealer says that if it is not safty related Ford won't do anything for me. Please advise.

I would hate to think that I spent $35,000 on a Eddie Bauer and I have to live with the window always making a noise and me always asking to have it fixed so that it stays in warranty.

September 6 2008

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