Ford's New Recall Just Killed Their Future in America

[@scottykilmer]

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[@CeltDoesStuff]

A guy i know bought a new at the time 2022 Mercedes suv, it kept braking hard by itself when driving, the dealer couldn't fix it, he was back 10 times with it, seperatly also it would lock the fuel filter cap and left him stranded a few times, the dealer ended up having to refund him the full price for return

[@JohnLagana]

O John and

[@jameswhite1319]

Texas rocks agree with you

[@tg_ny]

I am an engineer and a driver. Three suggestions for the auto industry: less electronics, less plastic components in the engine bay and less car (they’ve all just gotten way too big). Design it as a nice looking tool instead of a status symbol. I was behind a Tesla Model X the other day. A single person in a huge battery-powered boat. Consumers in the US need a hard reset as well.

[@alanjameson8664]

"Advertising makes it happen."

[@markchastant5853]

Been writing software for almost 40 yrs. No software can be bug free. I trust mechanical stuff more than computer controlled….

[@doglegjake6788]

It sounds like Ford hired the CEO from Boeing lol

[@jesuslovesyou5330]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DickDebonaire]

Not sure if that's tongue in cheek or not. Things were much better when former Boeing CEO Alan Mulally was running Ford however

[@the_random_wacky_games]

ford and boeing kind of have the same luck, they were great before 2000 but then turned crappy after that.

[@Derek-xr3uq]

Their former CEO literally was from Boeing lol (Mulally)

[@Star-fc4ni]

Taking advice from the FAA hiring requirements.

[@MrPoppyDuck]

Is Ford trying to compete with Stellantis to see which manufacturer can have worse quality?

[@CharlesWilson-zs3vd]

Good point. I used to think Chrysler was bad, until Ford came along for the ride.

[@Sir......]

stelantis has a big head start. chrysler bought by fiat bought by stelantis .... and whatever other questionable brands stelantis already had ..... yeaaaaa.... Ford is far superior.

[@LuvBorderCollies]

From watching other videos from various KZbinr and their comment sections, I'll going to stick with my pampered baby 2003 F-150 off road. My only wish is for an air ride seat so my back gets a gentler ride. It doesn't have the doo dads my 2006 Cad DTS has, but cruising down the road I don't notice the F150 is more "primitive". Love that truck.!!🤩🤩

[@pootispiker2866]

Chevy engines don't make enough power to blow up

[@302Mustang13]

Ford still has a way to go but they are clearly headed there .

[@timothykineavy1662]

I wish a car company would start making regular cars again. Regular engines that we can work on and tune ourselves!! No crazy hi-tech crap. Stop with the insane electronics that screw up everything!! Life would be so much easier with fewer headaches!! I truly believe there is a huge market out there for these vehicles. What do you think , Scotty?

[@stoundingresults]

Mazda

[@G-mann313]

All these car companies have IT departments to maintain their engineers computers on a daily basis because something always stops working for no rhyme or reason. To then try to rely on computers to run cars on the road and not think anything will go wrong is dangerous.

[@chessica7436]

I never was a car person but you, Scotty are so fun to listen to and I love learning more about cars from you

[@jerryyoung8279]

Ford was the last American automaker that I would buy but the one that I bought was a 2008. Wouldn’t buy one much past that

[@missyd0g2]

Our 2008 F150 that had 220,000 miles on died. The 5.4 3 valve engine timing problems. Replaced with a non Ford car.

[@seekingelite]

I work for a rental company supervising mechanics. All late model cars. We all despise Ford. Quality is getting worse and worse, we had to non-op the Escapes 5 TIMES for recalls for various things, including fires (fuel injector leaks, solution: make a drain hole!) Even their POS 4 cylinder turbo mustangs are awful, good power but you cannot even set to TDC without: removing AC compressor, using specialty tool 1 to lock pin in engine hole, specialty tool 2 to align crank sensor, and the dealer scantool. They are anti right-to-repair and are even spying on you in their new cars and selling your driving info to cops and insurance companies. DO NOT BUY A FORD.

[@jcontreras1736]

@@seekingelite that’s too bad

[@jamesmedina2062]

Why couldnt you find TDC through other methods? Todays cars do fit a lot in there so thats to be expected. Can you buy the tools for the job? (from Ford)

[@aspalovin]

I love the info sharing to insurance companies.. My buddy's wife thought signing up for tracking to save $$ was just a peachy idea....... And her insurance went up!!! LOL. Lead foot soccer mom walked right into their web

[@LuvBorderCollies]

I guarantee they're not selling any info to cops. LOL

[@s.l.2409]

I’ve had 9 Fords and never once suffered a critical problem with any of them. Lol

[@bitcoinski]

I just want a cheap new $10,000 car without any complicated bells & whistles that are doomed to fail. I miss those days.

[@peterpanini96]

We used to get those for 2500 euros and ran for at least 5 years trouble free...

[@dmimcg]

Not a problem for me. I drive a 2010 SUV. WINNING!

[@masterlee1372]

I truly believe the only reason they do t built simple and much better cars like in the 90s and early 00s is because they don’t want you or any other mechanic besides the dealer to fix your own car. They make so much more money after they sell you a new piece of junk plus all the money you’re gonna have to pay the dealer to service it.

[@elyogito5621]

Feels like Scotty is the only technician with actual sense of how machines should work, truly one of the last of the era. We’ll keep this work ethic in us always 💪🏽💯🔥

[@ParkerSezaWX]

Is it me or is every car company going down the toilet?

[@jgrab1]

I was just thinking that. Toyota's about all that's left, and even they aren't what they used to be.

[@rich00273119]

Cahmode

[@kevingallagher6804]

Yea, most new vehicles are going down the toilet

[@mattkobold6273]

It’s the entire cuntry

[@jcontreras1736]

@@ParkerSezaWX they are all going down the pooper

[@calvindirkmaat]

The old suburban we had… 2K rpms was always 60 mph loved it

[@barriewilliams4526]

Ford should go back to making Model Ts. They sold quite well, and the steering worked 😅

[@Mustangshow67]

This is why I have a 1967 Mustang and a 1970 Ford Ranger and working on a 68 Chevy C10 as well. No problems like this new stuff has.

[@CowsnotPeople]

I sold industrial automation products and most systems had redundant sensors on critical applications. A car driving down the road at 80 mph is a critical application. I gave it up when asked to help design steering for buses using Servo Motors. They were trying to make self driving, double buses for San Francisco! Totally insane. No way did I want my name anywhere near that project. It was UC Berkeley. Crazy place.

[@robskyle]

Thank you for having a soul. Not sure most have one these days...

[@JerRa867]

Scotty is the absolute best. Not only is he the part of a kick butt generation. He’s without a doubt a superior master mechanic. Jack of the Trade. Best part. He’s upfront honest, and a really good guy looking out for the hard working middle class. Thanks Scotty!

[@vnorvi]

I’m sure he is great with a 64 ford. He knows virtually nothing about modern cars. Literally nothing about evs.

[@davidporter7051]

Ford owner here. I have a 2020 Mustang with an open recall. The brake module will not accept the software update. Its been like this for nearly two months. Ford is a poverty company.

[@notreallysmitty]

Whomp whomp

[@Waccoon]

I've had similar problems trying to update the GPS maps in a relative's Fusion. System software update needs to be updated first, but it keeps going into a loop and freezes. It's frustrating, because there is no progress indicator to let you know if the update is installing, frozen, or fails to even start. This is especially bad since the engine has to be running throughout the entire update which supposedly takes an hour. Even the dealers go through this same procedure, wasting gasoline for no good reason. There should be no reason why the engine needs to be running, since the update shouldn't take more than 5 minutes, should work if the car is attached to a charger, and there should be a fail-safe to prevent corruption if the battery dies or any other error happens. As an ex-web developer, who has seen some really terrible software design, I can tell you that Ford's software is utter garbage.

[@jesuslovesyou5330]

@@Waccoon whoaaaaaaaa

[@rzh3443]

Always a happiness report ! I am getting afraid to leave the driveway.

[@Negito-b6u]

For those of us who remember the days when quality control. Meant a product didn't leave the factory with a defect. Then along came this idea. Send it out let the consumer bring it back and we'll fix it later. How on earth do they consider this cost effective?

[@jcontreras1736]

@@Negito-b6u I thought the idea was to save money and catch it first at the plant. Catch the mistake first before the consumer gets hurt where is Ralph Nader an advocate of safety need more men and women like him to call Ford out on these issues

[@davec.3198]

American car companies have been like this forever.

[@fromthebackofmymind]

All as you said, except the repair actually fixed.

[@302Mustang13]

Defective products get out all the time. Quality control is effective but cannot predict the future on what could go wrong. So many parts going on vehicles and many come from suppliers who might not do good QC.

[@davec.3198]

@@302Mustang13 What we are seeing is high tech processes, high tech engineering and lots of people who can't run the ship properly.

[@johnreep5798]

Subaru engines - a salesman told me they had aircraft engines. I just smiled and ignored everything he said after that. Just because small aircraft have horizontally opposed engines doesn’t mean Subaru’s boxers are aircraft engines.

[@donaldintlekofer8448]

A couple of years ago Mr. Farley laid off 4000 engineers because Ford wouldn't need them because they were going all electric. Looks like everything went according to plan.

[@philiphumphrey1548]

Here in Europe Ford have completely lost the plot. They got rid of their best sellers (the Fiesta and the Focus hatchbacks) and pinned their hopes on the Puma SUV crossover. The Puma is not a good replacement.

[@thomasdeady4491]

Scotty singing Judas Priest😂

[@4funrc11]

Thanks! 👍 I don't trust any new vehicles, none. Besides that, I can't afford any of them! 👎

[@jeremyflemingii929]

HEY THERE! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND I HAVE LEARNED A LOT FROM YOU! THANK YOU! ALL GOOD THINGS YOUR WAY!!! 👍🖐✌️

[@Corey-th4hc]

My brother had a Ford mustang years ago. Nice car but the seal around the front window leaked and the computer got wet. Then it caused his electronic brakes to fail and his brakes locked up pulling him directly off the road into a guard rail. Totaling his mustang! Insurance company totaled it and paid him Like 8k for his car. They are all crooks!

[@scroobydoobie2432]

My 04 saturn has 192k miles on it with an electric power steering and still has the original steering rack. I've never had an issue with it besides when my alternator went out and I lost power steering along with everything else.

[@nealsherman31]

THEY ARE GREAT CARS AND GOOD GAS MILEAGE

[@andrewmcevans465]

$40 for a new starter on my 30 yr old F150. Years ago I spent $90 for a new clutch and plate. I will not spend 10X what I paid for my home on a new vehicle.

[@kittybrowneye3163]

I got a 2001 gmc Sierra and I just fix it myself, put in a new dash, sound system, back up cams big screens, new lights all around, it does everything a new one does and doesn't cost 90k my leather seats are even still good and when something breaks I can fix it

[@Twotone-ld1fb]

@@kittybrowneye3163 I wish I had the tools, home, garage and know how to do this. Kind of hard from an apartment.

[@brianklamer3328]

Vote Trump to get ahead and obtain the simple things in life you just referenced.

[@andrewmcevans465]

@@brianklamer3328 I will not vote for a dictator fascist. Crook.

[@waltertomaszewski1083]

Ford is practicing the advice they’ve taken from the Entertainment Industry: ‘We’ll fix it in Post(-Production)’, meaning after something was recorded.

[@tedandress2741]

Gee remember the old days when you bought a car and you had 2 questions, where does the key go and where do you put in the gas.

[@mongo64071]

As an engineer I’ve done a lot of truth tables on industrial equipment. I don’t know what the hell ford engineers are doing by not anticipating the failure of the steering sensor.

[@alanjameson8664]

My cars have always had steering sensors; they are belted in place behind the steering wheel.

[@m802001]

The EPAS on my f150 failed earlier this year at 138k miles. Cost me $3k. Plus I’ve like got the tulip valves. I will never buy another ford vehicle.

[@kathyortiz8774]

Ford quit production of the cars that I wanted to purchase, then wasted truckloads of money on EVs, now this. Ford does not want my business. After over 50 years as a Ford owner, I will be purchasing something else. Joe

[@metallica2500]

I remember in high school getting my first car from my grandma which was a 1978 Honda Civic, the car did donuts over bonfires after football games and kept on running all through school. My grandma was pissed at me when I bought a 69 Camaro, she just didn't understand that grandpa and I liked working on it and she thought we were crazy

[@MJ-ge6jz]

Spray paint your catalytic ORANGE. It tends to stop theft because the junk dealers are not going to buy stolen cats?

[@joshg3465]

Instructions unclear. I spray painted my cat 😺 and someone just stole my catalytic converter. 😢

[@Billybob12345-t]

My 2015 v6 mustang has 140k miles, only thing I’ve ever had wrong with it.. the back up camera is bipolar and decides when it wants to work, other then that it’s been super good to me.🤞🏼

[@alstewart1186]

The future for software mechanics is looking bright.

[@deanwoolston4794]

Automobile manufacturers are going down the same road as Boeing did. Poor Quality Control.

[@rossdean1997]

I have a 2012 Mustang. Bought new. Three times after doing a U turn the anti-skid kicks in and starts locking up the back brakes. No solution from Ford. Now at 70k miles the Advance Track computer has gone bad, bought a new one form Ford and it's bad also. Expected wait time from Ford to test the returned unit and get another is 12 weeks. Yep, no more new Fords for me.

[@protic4]

"Ford Mustang steering recall expanded to F-150, Expedition"

[@MarkSmith-js2pu]

If GMC knows how to make good Heavy Duty trucks, shame on them for cheaping out on the lighter ones.

[@patriotone755]

Scotty is 💯 on point! What are these engineers smoking?

[@thomasqcunningham4761]

Too much

[@niveknook]

There were forklifts where I worked that were supposed to be able to be radio guided down a few of the really close together shelves. One of them would turn into the shelves when you turned the signal on. My boss said drive it like we do on the wider rows with out the signal making it go straight down the row. I did but the pallet I was hauling kept bumping things sticking out on both sides. Not exactly the same problem but it reminded me of that.

[@davidwood2387]

This is why another car manufacturer can take over the auto industry by making a better car than ford . It’s a game of quality .

[@joeguerra461]

Scotty is the best.

[@Chef-p7n]

I have a 2013 Hyundai Elantra. Bought it in 2016 and almost crashed several times because the power steering assist motor would cut out occasionally and yank the wheel left or right. Had to order a used assembly and it turned out to be the controller board. I was surprised they don't have a redundancy setup and there never was a recall for it. Plus you have to go to a service shop to get it calibrated/zeroed out.

[@paulr7547]

Software systems in vehicles should be illegal.

[@pootispiker2866]

Absolutely braindead take from a wackjob.

[@Waccoon]

Software is not the problem, since there are verification procedures to prove that it will perform correctly. Digital systems can be MUCH more reliable than analog. The problems are combining multiple functions into a single central computer system, no redundancy, and rushing products out the door. Gotta worship that almighty dollah!

[@pootispiker2866]

@@Waccoon Which is it, redundant computers or cheaper cars?

[@pootispiker2866]

@@aussie2uGA And you see how well that works.

[@paulr7547]

@@richardfolden3860 because software isn't near as safe as the good old mechanical device. It's not going to take over control.

[@michaelcowan6254]

No self driving vehicle for me. I see a lot of lawsuits in the future.

[@Machineius]

ABSOLUTELY 100% CORRECT on the software issues. !!!

[@sammcclendon2607]

Scottie keep teaching I'll keep learning thx

[@charlessommers7218]

Great info 😊

[@elijahconnorcole5497]

Are they getting like big pharma and just putting things out then settling lawsuits in three years?

[@Smootman1]

Scotty with the Judas Preist reference...😎

[@SGDeGalvez]

Did you ever wonder how our govt. is so keen on keeping us safe, but overlook such obvious death trap designs?

[@fromthebackofmymind]

My Father, if he was still alive could recall when Fords were affordable and dependable. The last one for us was a 1975 Granada with 302-V8 2bbl and 3 speed automatic.

[@picnflwrsandchasingbutterflys]

Drove an opel to oregon when we were 16 ..from so cal ..great car ..what an adventure..made it back with a lifetime of memories

[@DuisteinAffe-qo4ie]

From when GM owned them or from when they were bought by PSA Group? Nice to hear some love for Opel anyways

[@picnflwrsandchasingbutterflys]

@@DuisteinAffe-qo4ie they were kinda sporty and we could spin the tire ..at times

[@DuisteinAffe-qo4ie]

@@picnflwrsandchasingbutterflys nice.

[@MikeDearinger-hs1bj]

Same complaint about chevy cobalts in the mid 2000s. Cars turn a sharp right without notice.

[@johnmorell2663]

Scott the Ford escapes do the opposite the steering wheel loses its power very scary when you you can't turn the steering wheel on the highway. Ford takes no responsibility they charge 2000 dollars to fix it.

[@grazz7865]

Scotty, where would I send you a question about a 2016 Nissan rogue? 39,000 miles. Getting a humming sound at 40mph. Goes away at 45. Comes back at 70. Goes away at 75. Driving me crazy. Raised the car. No play in the tires. No vibrations. Tread wear is normal. Tires are about a little over a year old (Kellys). Spun the wheels with the car raised in neutral-spins smooth. Shook the wheels up and down, left and right-no play. Tried aggressive lane changing while the sound was on-no changes in the sound. Transmission fluid is changed every year regardless of mileage. Transfer case fluid is changed every year regardless of mileage. Engine oil Is changed twice a year. Can’t figure it out.

[@IAM-re3xm]

They had employee discount when I bought my fusion. 140000+ miles now. Turned out to be a pretty decent car. It's turning into a rust bucket though.

[@feedingravens]

Opel: I started with Opel, overall 4 In the moment I have an Astra H (the successor of the Astra G) and as "toy" car a 1994 Calibra V6. The Astra H has 105 PS, in the meantime 150,000 km All in all no problems as such, even though pretty neglected it is rusty on the bottom but it is still not rusted through. With care (rent a lift and catch the rust when it starts and cover it with wax or so) you should be able to easily halve the rust. Engine is still OK, gear as well, my idea is not too much throttle from the bottom but from time to time revving without much load more or less blows it free. On the Autobahn you notice that the longer you drive at high speeds, the more it literally "burns" free. Strange is that in the meantime the springs front and back broke, and last year it got pretty costly, with 17 years various stuff had accumolated that then HAD to be done. If these parts now hold for another 17 years, all is OK. I can only recommend that you sometimes look under the car (on a lift, it is worth the money for the rent), more or less in autumn to prepare for the winter, seal up everything, and in spring to get rid of the salt and where small damages occured that were hurt by the salt and treat them at once. As you are rather fresh, one tip: When you come into a situation where it almost went wrong (and we all have them), recapitulate all the factors that came together there and why it worked out, to understand how you can avoid that happening again. For me that awareness ENORMOUSLY helps me. Have fun.

[@TheRalf9999]

Goodyear just hired the leader from Stellantis😂. What could possibly go wrong….stock at 52 week low….idiots on the BOD🇺🇸

[@nancysmith2389]

I talked to a really good mechanic and evidently Ford F series have put a plastic belt inside the engine that will fail and be extremely expensive to fix when it fails.

[@WilliamMc7520]

I had that happen to me on a Buick Skyhawk coming from Ohio you never knew when it was going to jerk the wheel so I had to make sure I kept both hands on the wheel the hole trip !

[@davidmcgill2862]

OMG 😳 Judas Priest reference at 2:57!

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Takes power steering to a whole new level 😂😂

[@Plutonium239MXR]

The Chevy volt was built as a partnership between Opel and GM, thats why they are so reliable.

[@jamessue8358]

Worked on PCs and sw for 25 years. Prefer manual controls for sure. 😮! (but some automation is ok)🤔? 😮 ..🤣

[@bob_mosavo]

Unfortunately, companies do not want to pay for quality firmware 🤪

[@eprofessio]

That’s exactly what blue cruise does in a construction zone. A few times it’s tried to crash myself and my family head on into a concrete barrier going 70mph. I had a death grip on the wheel both times and over powered the control input. My wife refused to use the blue cruise features.

[@302Mustang13]

You should report that to the dealer and if no acceptable response, to the NHTSA.

[@eprofessio]

@@302Mustang13 lol! Report it to the stealership he says. Get a load of this guy.

[@302Mustang13]

@@eprofessio If you want to be dumb and act like a child, keep going. Safety issues should be reported and it's usually advised the servicing dealer be notified before NHTSA. Grow up.

[@eprofessio]

@@302Mustang13 God bless your little heart. You are so precious. I’m sure you know my experience with stealerships and are the absolute best person to advice me.

[@302Mustang13]

@@eprofessio Save the drama for yo mama. I've dealt with my fair share of sh**ty dealers and nothing new.

[@kenbecker8410]

Nice Judas Priest reference 😂

[@stevenallen6245]

Scotty turning into bevis and butthead singing a juhdis song breaking the law🤟🏾🤟🏾

[@IAM-re3xm]

There was one recall where the computer would money shift. 😂

[@markod7662]

3:17 did that "breaking the law" have to do with judas priest?😮

[@markbailey6051]

Classic Scotty!

[@charles17508]

Yeah my 2014 going in Dec for a recall 😢

[@steveharkins279]

Scotty, I have a 2005 Ecoline e450, when I go up hill the AC fan cuts out, when I go down hill the fan cuts back in? WTF. This applies to both front and rear AC / heat units. 282,000 miles.

[@dougjamesvandals]

2001 f150 works just fine only custom part is my sound system and stt pro coopers

[@walterbowen2430]

OMG! Scotty singing Judas Priest! Kilmer is a metal head...who knew?

[@bluemaxx2006]

Exactly what my '22 GTI did…thing was trying to kill me!

[@carlmiller8640]

My twenty eighteen f one fifty four by four 5.0 has been flawless, not one single problem.

[@SMKreitzer1968]

Thanks Scotty!

[@cdbz20]

I'm a mechanic, and I'll never buy a newer vehicle with electronic steering, lol

[@peterpanini96]

You don't have a choice these days... 😂😂😂or just keep fixing old cars. 😅

[@steelmill]

The Chevy 2500s are pretty good, We use them on a Class 1 railroad and we normally get 280000 out of them with very few issues.These get worked hard.

[@josueelombre931]

Whats even funnier then ford is Stellantis CEO saying that the American brands have so many problems that they come off the assembly line with quality problems hahahaha!

[@DuisteinAffe-qo4ie]

That's because the American ASSEMBLED vehicles have parts made in Europe!

[@danielventura8073]

The Grand Wagoneer has a similar flaw but Stellantis has refused to recall them

[@pedrofernandez8729]

I am surprised this doesn't happen more often with this steering by wire system some brands have been using. Horrible idea.

[@Gary-yo4rs]

Those sort of problems could occur with hydraulic power steering if the torsion bar was bent or damaged on assembly to vehicle. All gears were function checked before release to shipping. Issue with egears being made by suppliers Ford is no longer in full control of all product. E- power steering has been in vehicles over 20 years. Concept is sound. One issue however is that the various performance parameter changes allowed on vehicles today may be the issue. Now the main problem may shift to the controllers. Which Ford may not make. Supplier issues again. Ford needs to spend more time fmea processes within Ford and suppliers to stop such issues. I retired from steering 20 years ago. I now wonder if the have enough steering engineers. Ones got have enough people to stop GIGO errors ya know.

[@FredPriest-ud6cu]

Easy go back to hydraulic power steering ! Opel gt's were like a mini Corvette

[@knirbnosaj1158]

If by some strange providence I came into ownership of one of these, I would replace the name badges with Canyonero. Unexplained fires are a matter for the courts!

[@_KarlS]

Round of applause for everyone who said electric steering with no mechanical connections is foolish. This was my first concern when i heard about these.

[@alanjameson8664]

I think a Citroen Traction Avant would be pretty nice, but my better half doesn't know how to drive a car with a standard transmission. Alas. If I wanted something to make the neighbors envious, it would be a Pierce Arrow. [Believe it or not, I once saw one driving down our street.]

[@PapiDoesIt]

Ford is awful. My son bought a new Maverick and within 20K miles both front axles had been replaced.

[@davinp]

Just like Telsa should not be allowed to sell self-driving cars

[@edserembus9651]

Thankyou Scotty

[@akira808state4]

FORD: Fix Or Repair Daily

[@4of333]

good show scotty!! 80s heavy metal was great.......and you coud understand the lyrics